1. Plural of fraternalism; systems, practices, or ideologies based on fraternal principles, mutual aid, and brotherhood among members of a group or society.
Usage: Often used in historical and sociological contexts; Can refer to fraternal organizations, movements, or philosophies
2. Plural of fraternalism; the principles and practices of fraternal societies or organizations that emphasize mutual support and shared interests.
Usage: Commonly associated with labor movements, Freemasonry, and civic organizations

Examples

• The 19th century saw the rise of various fraternalisms that promoted worker solidarity.
• Different fraternalisms emerged across Europe, each with distinct rituals and values.
• Fraternalisms have historically provided social support and insurance benefits to members.
• The organization's fraternalisms emphasized community service and charitable work.
• Labor fraternalisms played a crucial role in the development of workers' rights movements.
• Modern fraternalisms continue to attract members seeking brotherhood and shared purpose.