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Inflections of 'brother' (n):

brothers: npl (All usages)

brethren: npl (Archaic except for senses relating to religious orders or fellowship)

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'brother' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):

a - as ... as - be - business - certainly - equally - only - surely - than - this - what - with

Forum discussions with the word(s) "brother" in the title:

-He is proud that his brother passed the exam. ✒ have passed - English Only forum
“I cry you mercy, little brother,” laughed the Witch - English Only forum
A brother - English Only forum
a brother and brothers - English Only forum
a brother of whose - English Only forum
a brother officer - English Only forum
a brother officer’s - English Only forum
a brother with the same father - English Only forum
a five years older brother vs a brother five years older - English Only forum
a lone portrait of Archie; his brother, Campbell; Peg; and their late father - English Only forum
a tuxedo that he was handed from his brother - English Only forum
a/an elder brother - English Only forum
a/the Norwegian my brother introduced to me last night. - English Only forum
Address your brother and sister together - English Only forum
After my brother's falling... - English Only forum
age was the same as <was/ had been> her brother's five years ago - English Only forum
Also on the block: "brother" & "sister," (now siblings) - English Only forum
Am I supposed to not to be a doctor, assuming that my brother is a doctor? - English Only forum
an older/younger brother/sister - English Only forum
and going out with a resolution to meet brother - English Only forum
and my brother and mother and sisters were one. - English Only forum
another one's brother - English Only forum
apartment for me and my brother/my brother and I/my brother - English Only forum
Apostrophe: can you hear the difference? [e.g. brother's / brothers] - English Only forum
Are you or your brother a student? - English Only forum
As a brother vs. as if I was a brother - English Only forum
As good a player as his brother - English Only forum
As he was playing tennis, his brother was watching him. - English Only forum
as his brother did - English Only forum
as his brother played - English Only forum
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