Definition of sororal in English:

sororal

adjective səˈrɔːr(ə)lsəˈrôrəl

formal

Of or like a sister or sisters.
the sisters had kissed each other and exchanged some private sororal sentences
Example sentencesExamples
- The sororal comments are described as ‘filthy, puerile, and inane.’
- It must be an exclusively religious, fraternal or sororal organization that is not operated for private profit.
- Both the brother and sister influence/interaction variables were included because, unlike in men, no clear fraternal or sororal birth order effect has yet been demonstrated in women.
- Grassroots and religious institutions, fraternal, sororal and civil-rights organizations have been conspicuously silent.
- How do we tell if our relationship's sororal or sapphistical?

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin soror 'sister' + -al.

Definition of sororal in US English:

sororal

adjectivesəˈrôrəl

formal

Of or like a sister or sisters.
the sisters had kissed each other and exchanged some private sororal sentences
Example sentencesExamples
- It must be an exclusively religious, fraternal or sororal organization that is not operated for private profit.
- How do we tell if our relationship's sororal or sapphistical?
- Grassroots and religious institutions, fraternal, sororal and civil-rights organizations have been conspicuously silent.
- The sororal comments are described as ‘filthy, puerile, and inane.’
- Both the brother and sister influence/interaction variables were included because, unlike in men, no clear fraternal or sororal birth order effect has yet been demonstrated in women.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin soror ‘sister’ + -al.

单词	sororal
释义	Definition of sororal in English: sororal adjective səˈrɔːr(ə)lsəˈrôrəl formal Of or like a sister or sisters. the sisters had kissed each other and exchanged some private sororal sentences Example sentencesExamples The sororal comments are described as ‘filthy, puerile, and inane.’ It must be an exclusively religious, fraternal or sororal organization that is not operated for private profit. Both the brother and sister influence/interaction variables were included because, unlike in men, no clear fraternal or sororal birth order effect has yet been demonstrated in women. Grassroots and religious institutions, fraternal, sororal and civil-rights organizations have been conspicuously silent. How do we tell if our relationship's sororal or sapphistical? Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin soror 'sister' + -al. Definition of sororal in US English: sororal adjectivesəˈrôrəl formal Of or like a sister or sisters. the sisters had kissed each other and exchanged some private sororal sentences Example sentencesExamples It must be an exclusively religious, fraternal or sororal organization that is not operated for private profit. How do we tell if our relationship's sororal or sapphistical? Grassroots and religious institutions, fraternal, sororal and civil-rights organizations have been conspicuously silent. The sororal comments are described as ‘filthy, puerile, and inane.’ Both the brother and sister influence/interaction variables were included because, unlike in men, no clear fraternal or sororal birth order effect has yet been demonstrated in women. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin soror ‘sister’ + -al.
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