Fraternalism

Pronunciation: /ˈfɹətɝnəɫˈɪzəm/

Fraternalism (noun)

  1. A belief that people should act like brothers, showing kindness, fairness, and support to one another.
  2. Friendship and loyalty within a group, especially a club or organization, where members treat each other as equals.
  3. A style of behaviour in armed forces that emphasizes comradeship and mutual respect among members.

Examples

  • Her fraternalism made everyone feel like family.
  • Fraternalism grows when people treat each other with kindness.