brothered (Meaning)

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brothered (imp. & p. p.)

of Brother

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Growing up with four siblings, I always felt brothered, surrounded by a sense of camaraderie.
Despite being the only girl in the group, she always brothered herself well with her male friends.
After spending years in the same fraternity, I truly brothered with my fellow members.
Working side by side in the military, they brothered through tough times and celebrated victories together.
As teammates, they brothered on the field, each supporting the other like family.
He never had a brother of his own, but he always felt brothered by his cousins.
Through shared experiences and hardships, they brothered in their journey to success.
Despite their differences, they always brothered when it came to standing up for each other.
The boys in the neighborhood formed a tight-knit group, brothered by their common interests.
Their bond was so strong that they often joked about being brothered from different mothers.

of Brother

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Growing up with four siblings, I always felt brothered, surrounded by a sense of camaraderie.

Despite being the only girl in the group, she always brothered herself well with her male friends.

After spending years in the same fraternity, I truly brothered with my fellow members.

Working side by side in the military, they brothered through tough times and celebrated victories together.