Definition: In a way that shows brotherhood or friendship.

Example: They greeted each other fraternally at the reunion.

Definition: Relating to the act of killing one's brother or sister, or more generally, to conflict between members of the same group.

Example: The fratricidal conflict within the organization led to its eventual downfall.

Definition: Filled with something, often something negative or causing distress; it can also mean well supplied or provided.

Example: The meeting was fraught with tension as everyone awaited the decision.

Definition: A term used in Scots to refer to freight or cargo, typically goods transported by a vehicle or ship.

Example: The fraught was loaded onto the ship for its journey across the sea.

Definition: Describing someone who was born free and not into slavery or servitude.

Example: He is a freeborn citizen, enjoying all the rights and privileges of his country.

Definition: The state of being free, which means having the ability to act, speak, or think without being controlled or restricted by others.

Example: Many people around the world fight for their freedom and rights.

Definition: A fraternal organization that promotes moral and ethical values, often through rituals and community service, and is known for its secretive nature and symbols.

Example: He was proud to be a member of the local freemasonry, participating in various charitable events.

Definition: The state of being free or having the ability to act or speak without restrictions.

Example: The freeness of the open fields allowed the children to play freely.

Definition: Having more freedom or being less restricted than something else.

Example: In a freer society, people can express their opinions without fear.

Definition: A person who helps others to be free, especially someone who liberates or emancipates them from control or oppression.

Example: The freer of the oppressed was celebrated for their bravery and dedication.

Definition: A person who thinks independently and forms their own opinions, especially about religion and beliefs, rather than following traditional authority or dogma.

Example: As a freethinker, she often questioned established beliefs and sought her own understanding of the world.

Definition: The belief in forming opinions based on reason and logic rather than tradition or authority.

Example: Freethinking encourages individuals to question established beliefs and think for themselves.