brother
1 of 1noun/ˈbrʌðər/
Forms:brothers
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a man who shares a mother and father with us
A1Learn more on Wikipedia- Emily's brother likes to play video games and watch sports on TV.
- He is always protective of her younger brother and looks out for him.
- My brother is my best friend and we tell each other everything.
- My brother is younger than me and always makes me laugh.
- She doesn't have any brothers, but she has a close friend who's like a brother to her.
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a man who is a member of a religious group, particularly a monk
C1Learn more on Wikipedia- Brother Thomas spends his days in prayer and service at the monastery.
- The abbey is home to several brothers who have devoted their lives to spiritual practice.
- Brother Michael taught philosophy and theology classes at the seminary.
- During the retreat, Brother John led the participants in meditation and reflection.
- The brothers of the order take vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience.
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a close friend or companion, often used in an informal or affectionate way
- What's up, brother?It's been a while!
- You're always there when I need you, man.You're a true brother.
- I appreciate everything you've done for me, brother.
- Come on, brother, let's grab a drink and catch up!
- You got this, brother!I believe in you.