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brotherly

[bruhth-er-lee] / ˈbrʌð ər li /


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In an article published Sunday evening in China’s People’s Daily, Putin gushed about the brotherly friendship between Russia and China, which he said were standing “shoulder to shoulder,” including against Western hegemony.

From Washington Post

He was received by a delegation that included the Emirati ruler, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed, and the two discussed the “brotherly relations” between their countries, the agency said.

From New York Times

The two princes once shared a brotherly like bond, reportedly spending time on hunting trips in the desert as Abu Dhabi’s crown prince mentored Saudi Arabia’s ambitious and brazen heir to the throne.

From Seattle Times

But as of last week, Tunisia had been promised a total of nearly 4 million doses of vaccine, “thanks to international solidarity and aid from friendly and brotherly countries,” Health Minister Faouzi Mehdi told parliament.

From Washington Post

“No hostile forces would be allowed to damage brotherly relations between Pakistan and China,” the statement added.

From New York Times