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Meanings of fraternal in anglès
Usage of fraternal in anglès
1
Just a sense of being buoyed along the fraternal rush, the belonging.
2
Delighted because she was glad to see her fraternal twin so happy.
3
Her son adored her; their souls understood each other with fraternal sympathy.
4
Even from this universal fraternal bond the looked-for result does not appear.
5
That results when fraternal twins share some portion of the same placenta.
6
Objection 1: It would seem that fraternal correction belongs to prelates alone.
7
A burst of fraternal feverishness made him eager to get to it.
8
Since the trial, this confraternity had not passed an altogether fraternal life.
9
It was a paradoxical atmosphere- ablendof fraternal comradeship and mutual distrust.
10
This Union is dear to me as a Union of fraternal States.
11
Ironically, a fraternal show of brotherhood marks the end of the night.
12
Every way has this fraternal tie been a rich blessing to me.
13
Be it put to any man who has a proper fraternal feeling.
14
Men do not fight to make a fraternal union, neither do nations.
15
He had always treated them not only kindly, but with fraternal respect.
16
Therefore fraternal correction is an act, not of charity, but of justice.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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