Sentence examples for be fraternal from inspiring English sources
adjective
Of or pertaining to a .
But Bar Bolonat is no copycat of Balaboosta — if the two restaurants were sisters, they'd be fraternal twins who share interests but not clothes, because one has more expensive taste.
Cuba and North Korea may be fraternal powers, two of the world's last officially declared Communist states, but it's still difficult to comprehend why Cuba would risk the international position it has by being caught out in a covert alliance with a nuclear rogue state.
Everyone has an opinion, and if the twins contradict each other a lot and think differently about opinions, they could be fraternal.
The gesture is fraternal and occurs between us many times.
"Berner and I were fraternal twins — she was six minutes older — and looked nothing alike".
SAN ANTONIO — Their mother said Marcus and Markieff Morris were fraternal twins.
The sisters are fraternal, not identical; friends and family rarely mix them up.
"Berner and I were fraternal twins she was six minutes older and looked nothing alike".
Identical twins were slightly closer in age when they died than were fraternal twins.
When both eggs are fertilized, the resulting siblings are fraternal twins.
Though they were fraternal, the sisters still looked and sounded enough alike to draw attention.
