fraternally
Definition
Adverb: - In a brotherly manner: In a way that shows the affection, loyalty, or camaraderie typical of brothers; with fellowship and goodwill.
Usage
The adverb "fraternally" is used to describe an action done with a spirit of brotherhood, companionship, or mutual support. It often conveys a sense of equality, friendliness, and shared purpose within a group.
Examples
- The two leaders greeted each other fraternally, shaking hands and smiling warmly.
- Members of the club always treat newcomers fraternally, making them feel welcome and included.
- He spoke fraternally to his colleagues, offering support and advice without any sense of superiority.
Advanced Usage
- Used in formal or organizational contexts: Often appears in the closings of formal letters from fraternal organizations, unions, or societies.
- The letter from the union president was signed, "Yours fraternally, John Smith."
Variants and Related Words
- Fraternal (adjective): Of or like a brother or brothers; relating to a fraternity.
- They have a strong fraternal bond.
- Fraternity (noun): A group of people sharing a common profession, interests, or, specifically, a male social club.
- He joined a college fraternity.
Synonyms
- Brotherly: In a manner characteristic of a brother.
- Comradely: In a friendly and loyal way, typical of comrades.
- Amicably: In a friendly and peaceful manner.
Antonyms
- Hostilely: In an unfriendly or antagonistic way.
- Adversarially: In a manner involving opposition or conflict.
Adverb
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in a brotherly manner
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