sorority in Latin
sorority in Latin is sororitas — sorority means a social organization for female students at a college or university, typically identified by Greek letters.
sorority in Latin
sororitas
What does "sorority" mean?
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noun A social organization for female students at a college or university, typically identified by Greek letters.
"She joined a sorority in her freshman year and made lifelong friends."
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noun A group of women bonded together by a shared purpose; a sisterhood.
"The charity felt like a sorority of women supporting one another."
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sorority in a sentence
- She joined a sorority in her freshman year and made lifelong friends.
- The charity felt like a sorority of women supporting one another.
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What is "sorority" in Latin?
"sorority" in Latin is sororitas. sorority means: A social organization for female students at a college or university, typically identified by Greek letters.
How do you use "sorority" in a sentence?
Example: "She joined a sorority in her freshman year and made lifelong friends." In Latin, "sorority" is sororitas.
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