sisterhood
/ˈsɪstərˌhʊd/Definitions
1. noun
The state or relationship of being sisters, especially in a familial or spiritual sense.
“The bond of sisterhood among the women in the sorority was incredibly strong.”
2. noun
A group of women united by a common interest, activity, or goal, often with a strong sense of solidarity and mutual support.
“The women’s rights movement is an example of sisterhood in action, fighting for equality and justice.”
3. noun
A feeling of camaraderie, unity, or shared identity among women, often with a sense of sisterly affection or support.
“The sense of sisterhood among the female students in the dorm was palpable, and they often had sleepovers and movie nights together.”