Definition of «bromance»

A bromance is a close, non-sexual relationship between two men that often involves a deep bond and strong emotional connection. The term combines the words "brother" and "romance," suggesting a level of intimacy and affection typically associated with romantic partnerships. Bromances can take many forms, from platonic friendships to close collaborations in work or creative projects.

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John and Mark have been best friends since childhood. They share everything together, from hobbies to deep conversations. Their bromance is truly inspiring.
In the popular TV show, two characters, Steve and Dustin, form a bromance while fighting evil monsters. Their bond becomes one of the highlights of the series.
During college, Alex and Mike became inseparable. They developed a bromance and were often seen together at parties and sports events, cheering for their favorite teams.
In the workplace, Tom and Jerry always have each other's backs. They support each other through tough projects and celebrate each other's achievements. Their bromance contributes to a positive work environment.
In their favorite video game, two characters, Max and Sam, embark on an epic adventure together. Their bromance adds humor, loyalty, and a strong emotional connection to the storyline.

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A budding bromance between Thor and Rocket Raccoon is a highlight. (lights-camera-jackson.com)
What works better is Deadpool's budding bromance with the steely giant Colossus (voiced by Stefan Kapičić), because it's also played out with hilarious bits of macho oneupsmanship. (pitch.com)
Throughout the 2000s, Hollywood saw the rise of bromance comedy - raunchy films focused on the close friendships of men, such as The Hangover, Anchorman, I Love You, Man, and Step Brothers. (screenrant.com)
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