fraternitarian
fraternitarian noun: one for whom fraternity is a central moral or political value.
Noun
fraternitarian (plural fraternitarians)
- One for whom fraternity is a central moral or political value.
Adjective
fraternitarian (comparative more fraternitarian, superlative most fraternitarian)
- Pertaining to or centering fraternity as a moral or political value.
Forms of fraternitarian
| Noun | |
|---|---|
| plural | fraternitarians |
| Adjective | |
| comparative | more fraternitarian |
| superlative | most fraternitarian |
Questions about fraternitarian
- What does fraternitarian mean?
- Fraternitarian means one for whom fraternity is a central moral or political value.
- What part of speech is fraternitarian?
- Fraternitarian can be a noun or an adjective.
- What is the plural of fraternitarian?
- The plural of fraternitarian is fraternitarians.
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