Definition of sisterhood in English:

sisterhood

nounˈsɪstəhʊdˈsɪstərˌhʊd

1mass noun The relationship between sisters.
much of sisterhood is about sharing lipsticks
Example sentencesExamples
- It is a celebration of motherhood, sisterhood and womanhood.
- I can't know what it's like to be a woman, or even how exactly to be a dad to girls, but I know something of sisters, and even perhaps of sisterhood, if I may be so bold.
- Anyone who has a sister, as I do, understands the mental, emotional and spiritual complexities that biological sisterhood imparts.
- There is no sisterhood among sisters here, only envy fuelled by despair.
- In 1991, Juliet made Blood Sisters, a film essay which explored the mythologies of sisterhood.
1. 1.1 The feeling of kinship with and closeness to a group of women or all women.
  Canadian feminists acknowledge their sisterhood with women around the globe
  Example sentencesExamples
  Girls initiated together form a bond and this sisterhood lasts throughout their lives.
  Our girls so need loving examples of sisterhood.
  Young feminists today lack the experience of sisterhood.
  The idea was to raise our consciousness and love ourselves until eventually sisterhood would be powerful enough to make us an army of lovers who could not fail.
  The one thing that bonds us together is sisterhood.
  They're not bemoaning teenagers, fuelled by anger and betrayal; they are sisterhood driven by their sheer love of making music.
  I get irritated at the ritual speeches and show of public sisterhood.
  It is true that many of us became involved in the feminist movement with unrealistic expectations of bonded sisterhood.
  There was a general feeling of amiability and sisterhood.
  I really believe in sisterhood and going caving and rock-climbing together, it was so great to have their voices down the bottom going ‘come on, you can do it’.
  It was a magical evening of tears, laughter, and special feelings of connection, sisterhood, and joy in the beauty and the strength of women.
  Their bravery, sisterhood and spirit inspired me and gave me new courage to meet our challenges head on.
  It probably feels to your friend that your're breaking a law of sisterhood when crossing that state line.
  There is peace, there is communication and there is brotherhood and sisterhood.
  Many say a sense of sisterhood motivates them to protect other mothers from the fear and pain they have faced.
  There was such a feeling of sisterhood the like of which we had never experienced before and probably will never experience again.
  It's an embarrassment, a sign of succumbing to the ever-increasing pressures of society, failing the sisterhood, giving in to the boring aspirations of the perfect body.
  Synonyms
  friendship, comradeship, fellowship, good fellowship, companionship, brotherliness, brotherhood, closeness, affinity, togetherness, solidarity, mutual support
2An association, society, or community of women linked by a common interest, religion, or trade.
the Anglicans set up Sisterhoods all over England
they've accused me of letting down the Sisterhood
Example sentencesExamples
- He thanked Sellon for her presence in the Diocese of Exeter and the notable achievements of the sisterhood among the poor, especially the orphan girls.
- In a world of brotherhoods and sisterhoods there was always the existence of secret societies.
- They based the ridiculous behaviour around the same conniving behaviour performed in the sisterhood of all elementary school girls.
- The strongest developments regarding deaconess sisterhoods among Baptists in America occurred among the German Baptists.
- Religious brotherhoods and sisterhoods play an important role in organizing these ceremonies and festivals.
- Although women could not be priests or bishops, convents and sisterhoods provided professional opportunities to women in a society where few respectable professional outlets existed.
- We can no longer assume that social groups - classes, races, nations, sisterhoods, will be homogeneous and consensual: we look instead for evidence of power, resistance, coercion and consent.
- The power of religious belief and commitment that motivated women to enter a sisterhood and engage in social activism is often downplayed in historians' accounts.
- The girl then responded to the bishop's queries about Pusey and his dealings with the sisterhood.
- Over the years, as educational opportunities became more common for women, Newcomb came to mean not so much educational access but a sisterhood and support group within the larger educational structure.
Synonyms
brotherhood, fraternity, confraternity, sorority, colony, institution, order, body, circle, association, society, league

Definition of sisterhood in US English:

sisterhood

nounˈsɪstərˌhʊdˈsistərˌho͝od

1The relationship between sisters.
much of sisterhood is about sharing lipsticks
Example sentencesExamples
- There is no sisterhood among sisters here, only envy fuelled by despair.
- I can't know what it's like to be a woman, or even how exactly to be a dad to girls, but I know something of sisters, and even perhaps of sisterhood, if I may be so bold.
- In 1991, Juliet made Blood Sisters, a film essay which explored the mythologies of sisterhood.
- Anyone who has a sister, as I do, understands the mental, emotional and spiritual complexities that biological sisterhood imparts.
- It is a celebration of motherhood, sisterhood and womanhood.
1. 1.1 The feeling of kinship with and closeness to a group of women or all women.
  Canadian feminists acknowledge their sisterhood with women around the globe
  Example sentencesExamples
  It is true that many of us became involved in the feminist movement with unrealistic expectations of bonded sisterhood.
  There is peace, there is communication and there is brotherhood and sisterhood.
  I get irritated at the ritual speeches and show of public sisterhood.
  I really believe in sisterhood and going caving and rock-climbing together, it was so great to have their voices down the bottom going ‘come on, you can do it’.
  Our girls so need loving examples of sisterhood.
  There was a general feeling of amiability and sisterhood.
  It probably feels to your friend that your're breaking a law of sisterhood when crossing that state line.
  Their bravery, sisterhood and spirit inspired me and gave me new courage to meet our challenges head on.
  The one thing that bonds us together is sisterhood.
  Many say a sense of sisterhood motivates them to protect other mothers from the fear and pain they have faced.
  The idea was to raise our consciousness and love ourselves until eventually sisterhood would be powerful enough to make us an army of lovers who could not fail.
  It was a magical evening of tears, laughter, and special feelings of connection, sisterhood, and joy in the beauty and the strength of women.
  Girls initiated together form a bond and this sisterhood lasts throughout their lives.
  They're not bemoaning teenagers, fuelled by anger and betrayal; they are sisterhood driven by their sheer love of making music.
  It's an embarrassment, a sign of succumbing to the ever-increasing pressures of society, failing the sisterhood, giving in to the boring aspirations of the perfect body.
  There was such a feeling of sisterhood the like of which we had never experienced before and probably will never experience again.
  Young feminists today lack the experience of sisterhood.
  Synonyms
  friendship, comradeship, fellowship, good fellowship, companionship, brotherliness, brotherhood, closeness, affinity, togetherness, solidarity, mutual support
2An association, society, or community of women linked by a common interest, religion, or trade.
the Anglicans set up Sisterhoods all over England
they've accused me of letting down the Sisterhood
Example sentencesExamples
- We can no longer assume that social groups - classes, races, nations, sisterhoods, will be homogeneous and consensual: we look instead for evidence of power, resistance, coercion and consent.
- He thanked Sellon for her presence in the Diocese of Exeter and the notable achievements of the sisterhood among the poor, especially the orphan girls.
- The strongest developments regarding deaconess sisterhoods among Baptists in America occurred among the German Baptists.
- The girl then responded to the bishop's queries about Pusey and his dealings with the sisterhood.
- They based the ridiculous behaviour around the same conniving behaviour performed in the sisterhood of all elementary school girls.
- Religious brotherhoods and sisterhoods play an important role in organizing these ceremonies and festivals.
- Although women could not be priests or bishops, convents and sisterhoods provided professional opportunities to women in a society where few respectable professional outlets existed.
- In a world of brotherhoods and sisterhoods there was always the existence of secret societies.
- The power of religious belief and commitment that motivated women to enter a sisterhood and engage in social activism is often downplayed in historians' accounts.
- Over the years, as educational opportunities became more common for women, Newcomb came to mean not so much educational access but a sisterhood and support group within the larger educational structure.
Synonyms
brotherhood, fraternity, confraternity, sorority, colony, institution, order, body, circle, association, society, league

单词	sisterhood
释义	Definition of sisterhood in English: sisterhood nounˈsɪstəhʊdˈsɪstərˌhʊd 1mass noun The relationship between sisters. much of sisterhood is about sharing lipsticks Example sentencesExamples It is a celebration of motherhood, sisterhood and womanhood. I can't know what it's like to be a woman, or even how exactly to be a dad to girls, but I know something of sisters, and even perhaps of sisterhood, if I may be so bold. Anyone who has a sister, as I do, understands the mental, emotional and spiritual complexities that biological sisterhood imparts. There is no sisterhood among sisters here, only envy fuelled by despair. In 1991, Juliet made Blood Sisters, a film essay which explored the mythologies of sisterhood. 1.1 The feeling of kinship with and closeness to a group of women or all women. Canadian feminists acknowledge their sisterhood with women around the globe Example sentencesExamples Girls initiated together form a bond and this sisterhood lasts throughout their lives. Our girls so need loving examples of sisterhood. Young feminists today lack the experience of sisterhood. The idea was to raise our consciousness and love ourselves until eventually sisterhood would be powerful enough to make us an army of lovers who could not fail. The one thing that bonds us together is sisterhood. They're not bemoaning teenagers, fuelled by anger and betrayal; they are sisterhood driven by their sheer love of making music. I get irritated at the ritual speeches and show of public sisterhood. It is true that many of us became involved in the feminist movement with unrealistic expectations of bonded sisterhood. There was a general feeling of amiability and sisterhood. I really believe in sisterhood and going caving and rock-climbing together, it was so great to have their voices down the bottom going ‘come on, you can do it’. It was a magical evening of tears, laughter, and special feelings of connection, sisterhood, and joy in the beauty and the strength of women. Their bravery, sisterhood and spirit inspired me and gave me new courage to meet our challenges head on. It probably feels to your friend that your're breaking a law of sisterhood when crossing that state line. There is peace, there is communication and there is brotherhood and sisterhood. Many say a sense of sisterhood motivates them to protect other mothers from the fear and pain they have faced. There was such a feeling of sisterhood the like of which we had never experienced before and probably will never experience again. It's an embarrassment, a sign of succumbing to the ever-increasing pressures of society, failing the sisterhood, giving in to the boring aspirations of the perfect body. Synonyms friendship, comradeship, fellowship, good fellowship, companionship, brotherliness, brotherhood, closeness, affinity, togetherness, solidarity, mutual support 2An association, society, or community of women linked by a common interest, religion, or trade. the Anglicans set up Sisterhoods all over England they've accused me of letting down the Sisterhood Example sentencesExamples He thanked Sellon for her presence in the Diocese of Exeter and the notable achievements of the sisterhood among the poor, especially the orphan girls. In a world of brotherhoods and sisterhoods there was always the existence of secret societies. They based the ridiculous behaviour around the same conniving behaviour performed in the sisterhood of all elementary school girls. The strongest developments regarding deaconess sisterhoods among Baptists in America occurred among the German Baptists. Religious brotherhoods and sisterhoods play an important role in organizing these ceremonies and festivals. Although women could not be priests or bishops, convents and sisterhoods provided professional opportunities to women in a society where few respectable professional outlets existed. We can no longer assume that social groups - classes, races, nations, sisterhoods, will be homogeneous and consensual: we look instead for evidence of power, resistance, coercion and consent. The power of religious belief and commitment that motivated women to enter a sisterhood and engage in social activism is often downplayed in historians' accounts. The girl then responded to the bishop's queries about Pusey and his dealings with the sisterhood. Over the years, as educational opportunities became more common for women, Newcomb came to mean not so much educational access but a sisterhood and support group within the larger educational structure. Synonyms brotherhood, fraternity, confraternity, sorority, colony, institution, order, body, circle, association, society, league Definition of sisterhood in US English: sisterhood nounˈsɪstərˌhʊdˈsistərˌho͝od 1The relationship between sisters. much of sisterhood is about sharing lipsticks Example sentencesExamples There is no sisterhood among sisters here, only envy fuelled by despair. I can't know what it's like to be a woman, or even how exactly to be a dad to girls, but I know something of sisters, and even perhaps of sisterhood, if I may be so bold. In 1991, Juliet made Blood Sisters, a film essay which explored the mythologies of sisterhood. Anyone who has a sister, as I do, understands the mental, emotional and spiritual complexities that biological sisterhood imparts. It is a celebration of motherhood, sisterhood and womanhood. 1.1 The feeling of kinship with and closeness to a group of women or all women. Canadian feminists acknowledge their sisterhood with women around the globe Example sentencesExamples It is true that many of us became involved in the feminist movement with unrealistic expectations of bonded sisterhood. There is peace, there is communication and there is brotherhood and sisterhood. I get irritated at the ritual speeches and show of public sisterhood. I really believe in sisterhood and going caving and rock-climbing together, it was so great to have their voices down the bottom going ‘come on, you can do it’. Our girls so need loving examples of sisterhood. There was a general feeling of amiability and sisterhood. It probably feels to your friend that your're breaking a law of sisterhood when crossing that state line. Their bravery, sisterhood and spirit inspired me and gave me new courage to meet our challenges head on. The one thing that bonds us together is sisterhood. Many say a sense of sisterhood motivates them to protect other mothers from the fear and pain they have faced. The idea was to raise our consciousness and love ourselves until eventually sisterhood would be powerful enough to make us an army of lovers who could not fail. It was a magical evening of tears, laughter, and special feelings of connection, sisterhood, and joy in the beauty and the strength of women. Girls initiated together form a bond and this sisterhood lasts throughout their lives. They're not bemoaning teenagers, fuelled by anger and betrayal; they are sisterhood driven by their sheer love of making music. It's an embarrassment, a sign of succumbing to the ever-increasing pressures of society, failing the sisterhood, giving in to the boring aspirations of the perfect body. There was such a feeling of sisterhood the like of which we had never experienced before and probably will never experience again. Young feminists today lack the experience of sisterhood. Synonyms friendship, comradeship, fellowship, good fellowship, companionship, brotherliness, brotherhood, closeness, affinity, togetherness, solidarity, mutual support 2An association, society, or community of women linked by a common interest, religion, or trade. the Anglicans set up Sisterhoods all over England they've accused me of letting down the Sisterhood Example sentencesExamples We can no longer assume that social groups - classes, races, nations, sisterhoods, will be homogeneous and consensual: we look instead for evidence of power, resistance, coercion and consent. He thanked Sellon for her presence in the Diocese of Exeter and the notable achievements of the sisterhood among the poor, especially the orphan girls. The strongest developments regarding deaconess sisterhoods among Baptists in America occurred among the German Baptists. The girl then responded to the bishop's queries about Pusey and his dealings with the sisterhood. They based the ridiculous behaviour around the same conniving behaviour performed in the sisterhood of all elementary school girls. Religious brotherhoods and sisterhoods play an important role in organizing these ceremonies and festivals. Although women could not be priests or bishops, convents and sisterhoods provided professional opportunities to women in a society where few respectable professional outlets existed. In a world of brotherhoods and sisterhoods there was always the existence of secret societies. The power of religious belief and commitment that motivated women to enter a sisterhood and engage in social activism is often downplayed in historians' accounts. Over the years, as educational opportunities became more common for women, Newcomb came to mean not so much educational access but a sisterhood and support group within the larger educational structure. Synonyms brotherhood, fraternity, confraternity, sorority, colony, institution, order, body, circle, association, society, league
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