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Meanings of brotherly in English
Usage of brotherly in English
1
And Harlson laughed and looked down in the brotherly way he had.
2
She had accepted him in all good faith in a brotherly sense.
3
Think of the one thing that brings these two brotherly agencies together.
4
May brotherly love prevail, and every moral and social virtue cement us.
5
Gerald took the trembling figure in his arms with a brotherly kiss.
6
The measure of our purity is the measure of our brotherly love.
7
Twentieth century Irish writing has a few brotherly relationships to its name.
8
Now this king Kî In his heart was full of brotherly duty.
9
Malcolm was beside her, and in his kindest and most brotherly mood.
10
Hinton's book appealed to me because of the focus on brotherly relationships.
11
Thank you, old fellow, for the brotherly interest you take in me.
12
He speaks volumes on the subject of brotherly love and self sacrifice.
13
It is very noble in you-verybrotherly, as between men of medicine.
14
He returned only ambiguous phrases to the most pressing and brotherly urging.
15
That shadow is limited to the purely economic aspect of brotherly responsibilities.
16
But dissentions arose-distrustand embittered feelings took the place of brotherly love.
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Brotherly through the time
Brotherly across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common