Brother

A male sibling; a man or boy who shares one or both parents with another person. It is a term of endearment and kinship, often signifying a bond of affection, camaraderie, and mutual support. Beyond familial connections, 'brother' can refer to members of the same religious order, fraternity, or social group, emphasizing shared beliefs, values, or goals. Figuratively, it is used to denote a close friend, a comrade, or a fellow human being, highlighting a sense of unity and solidarity. The relationship between brothers is often marked by both competition and cooperation, playing a vital role in upbringing.

Brother meaning with examples

• Growing up, my brother and I shared everything, from toys to secrets. We fought often, but the bond of brotherhood always prevailed, fostering an unbreakable connection that strengthened our bond of love. We knew we could always count on each other. Through thick and thin, we remained each other's support system and now, as adults, we are still connected.
• As members of the same fraternity, the 'brothers' supported each other through difficult times, building lasting relationships and fostering camaraderie. They organized community service events and shared mutual interests, solidifying their bond as lifelong friends, which brought their bond to a new level and increased their brotherhood as friends.
• Despite their differences, they saw each other as brothers, acknowledging a shared humanity that transcended cultural and political boundaries. This gave them a level of appreciation that led them to mutual respect. They organized aid to help other brothers in humanity in other countries, recognizing the importance of aiding everyone.
• My best friend, although not biologically related, feels like a brother to me. We've been through so much together and that has brought us to develop a mutual respect. We've shared laughter, tears, and everything in between, and the bond we've built is as strong and unwavering as any blood relationship.