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germandat An association or society of women who are linked together by a common religion or trade or interest.
Synonyms
Examples for "sistership"
Examples for "sistership"
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Edith was perplexed, for to her the discovery had only brought sweet images of sistership with Nina.
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A sistership, the Pacific, left Liverpool two years later with 186 passengers, and she has yet to be reported.
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The probe's sistership, the Mars Climate Orbiter, was launched three weeks ago to observe the planet from an orbit 262 miles high.
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I did not mean you, who are never easily effaced; but I was thinking of youthful bumptiousness, fostered by country life and elder sistership.'
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Unfortunately, sex workers are quite often left out of the sisterhood circle.
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The prospect of any guest was in itself acceptable to the sisterhood.
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The military is a brotherhood, or, these days, I guess, a brother-sisterhood.
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Many describe the fire and emergency services as a brotherhood or sisterhood.
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This was the true meaning of sisterhood-somethingthat men did not have.
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And that's very, very true, and the spell of sisterhood is broken.
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They then went to the refectory, and joined the sisterhood at tea.
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Two young women-oldermembers of the sad sisterhood-werepassing at the moment.
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Tonight, when the moon rises, we will welcome you to our sisterhood.
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Her last glance through the open hatch was one of sisterhood-andpity.
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That her daughter would permanently join the sisterhood never occurred to her.
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She has completed preliminary arrangements to join sisterhood and goes there Thursday.
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Help one another, is part of the religion of our sisterhood, Fan.
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The Treasure is a fable, a fairytale, an allegory of sisterhood itself.
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She thanked him, as she had the sisterhood, and released the spell.
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This sisterhood scheme he declares he will not permit her to accomplish.
