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What is an antonym of sorority?

Fraternity is the antonym for sorority.


What is the feminine from of fraternity?

A female fraternity is a sorority.


Is Wendy Williams in a sorority?

Don't know. But her mom is an AKA and her father is a member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.


What is the counterpart of fraternity?

sorority


What is the opposite gender of fratemity?

Masculine ; Fraternity (Brotherhood) Feminine ; Sorority (Sisterhood)


Would a gladiator join a fraternity or a sorority?

A fraternity if they were men.


What is the opposite gender of sorority?

fraternity


What do you call a student who is asked to join his parent's sorority or fraternity?

A member of a sorority, to other members, is called a sister, and a member of a fraternity to other members is called a brother. ex "My sister in Gamma Kappa Phi is picking me up later to take me to the philanthropy"


What is the process for going inactive in a fraternity or sorority?

Ask your President, Exec Board or Standards chair as it is different for every sorority or fraternity, just as their rituals are. What is standard is signing some papers, giving back all your sorority/fraternity related apparel and items, and pledging never to reveal their secrets.


What is origin of the word sorority?

"Sorority" comes from the Latin word "soror" which means "sister". It is similar to the word "fraternity" which derives from "frater", Latin for brother. Both refer to clubs or organizations where your fellow members are to be treated as if they were siblings.


What is should be included in a letter of interest to a sorority?

knowledge of the fraternity


What is the feminine word for fraternity?

The feminine word for "fraternity" is "sorority." While "fraternity" typically refers to a brotherhood or a social organization for men, "sorority" denotes a similar organization for women. Both terms are often used in the context of college or university social groups.