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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a fraternity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a social organization of male students in a college or university, or more generally to describe a brotherhood or group with shared interests or goals.
Example: "He decided to join a fraternity to build lasting friendships and network with other students."
Alternatives: "a brotherhood" or "a social club".
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It's a fraternity staple.
Pledged a fraternity in college.
Then join a fraternity.
Jockeys are a fraternity.
I joined a fraternity.
It was like a fraternity poker game".
"I joined a fraternity," Bell said.
I wouldn't call it a fraternity.
"It is like a fraternity.
It feels like a fraternity.
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Think twice before joining a fraternity/sorority with enemies.
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