blood brother (Meaning)

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blood brother (n)

a male with the same parents as someone else

a male sworn (usually by a ceremony involving the mingling of blood) to treat another as his brother

They swore an oath of loyalty, becoming blood brothers bound by their shared experiences.
In many cultures, the act of becoming blood brothers symbolizes a lifelong commitment and brotherhood.
Through thick and thin, they stood by each other's side, true blood brothers till the end.
The ancient ritual of becoming blood brothers involved a symbolic exchange of blood to signify their bond.
As blood brothers, they shared a bond deeper than mere friendship, rooted in mutual respect and trust.
Their bond as blood brothers was unbreakable, forged in the crucible of adversity.
Growing up together, they made a pact to become blood brothers, sealing their friendship with a sacred ceremony.
Even though they weren't related by blood, their connection as blood brothers was stronger than many biological siblings.
They marked their pact as blood brothers by etching matching tattoos, a permanent symbol of their bond.
Legends tell of blood brothers who fought side by side, their loyalty and bravery becoming the stuff of legend.

a male with the same parents as someone else, a male sworn (usually by a ceremony involving the mingling of blood) to treat another as his brother

pen pal, hobnobber, ally, colleague, main man, partner,brother, accomplice, associate, peer

enemy, foe,enemy, foe, opponent, rival, opponent, antagonist, rival,competitor

They swore an oath of loyalty, becoming blood brothers bound by their shared experiences.

In many cultures, the act of becoming blood brothers symbolizes a lifelong commitment and brotherhood.

Through thick and thin, they stood by each other's side, true blood brothers till the end.

The ancient ritual of becoming blood brothers involved a symbolic exchange of blood to signify their bond.