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sisterhood

/ˈsɪs.tə.hʊd/

Traduction: Nom désignant le lien ou la relation entre sœurs, ou un groupe organisé de femmes unies par des intérêts communs, une profession ou une vocation religieuse.

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noun

/ˈsɪs.tə.hʊd/B2formal
  • frNom désignant le lien ou la relation entre sœurs, ou un groupe organisé de femmes unies par des intérêts communs, une profession ou une vocation religieuse.

A noun referring to the bond or relationship between sisters, or an organized group of women united by a common interest, profession, or religious calling.

  1. Kinship relationB1formal

    The bond or relationship between female siblings.

    frRelation de sororité

    • The sisterhood between them was unbreakable.
    • They shared a deep sisterhood, supporting each other through everything.
    • Growing up, their sisterhood was the most important part of their lives.

    Synonymessistershipsorority

  2. Association of womenB2formal

    A group or society of women united by a common interest, profession, or goal.

    frAssociation de femmes

    • She joined a sisterhood of artists who meet weekly.
    • The professional sisterhood offers mentorship to young women.
    • The sisterhood of nurses organized a charity event.

    Synonymesassociationguildleagueordersocietysororityunion

  3. Religious orderB2formal

    A community of women living together under religious vows, such as nuns.

    frcommunauté religieuse féminine

    • The sisterhood of nuns dedicated their lives to service.
    • She entered the sisterhood at the age of twenty.
    • The convent housed a small sisterhood of devoted women.

    Synonymesconvent

Formes
  • sisterhoods plural form
  • sisterhoods' possessive plural form
  • sisterhood's possessive singular form
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