Fraternity and School

Fraternity

Fraternity noun - A group of persons formally joined together for some common interest.

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School and fraternity are semantically related. In some cases you can use "School" instead a noun "Fraternity".

School noun - A place or establishment for teaching and learning.

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Fraternity and school are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fraternity" instead a noun "School".

old	old fraternity	old school
full	full fraternity	full school
elite	elite fraternity	elite school
rival	rival fraternity	rival school
Other adjectives: actual, entire, black, secret, abandoned, catholic, international, local, prestigious.

Family Matters had a joke that Waldo's cooking school had just one fraternity: "I Eta Pi." Which is a use of Gratuitous Roman Alphabet within Gratuitous Greek.

Source: Gratuitous Greek
When he graduates high school, he may become a Frat Bro upon entering college, but any fraternity he joins will be usually see him preside over a bunch of dorky outcasts as their charismatically rebellious trouble-making leader rather than the bullying Jerk Jocks who make up the other fraternities.

Source: High School Hustler
Zack, an 8th grader, was seemingly invited to join a fraternity-like club at the high school.

Source: In with the In Crowd

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