Definition of «sorority»

A sorority is a women's organization that promotes sisterhood, service and social activities. It typically consists of female students who have joined together at their college or university to form a group based on shared interests, values, and goals. Sororities often participate in philanthropy events, community service projects, and provide support for their members through academic, personal and professional challenges. The term sorority comes from the Greek word "syrmoi," meaning women's association or sisterhood.

Usage examples

  1. Joining a sorority in college can provide a strong support system and lifelong friendships.
  2. She was excited to receive a bid and become a member of her dream sorority.
  3. The sorority held a philanthropy event to raise money for a local charity.
  4. The sorority girls gathered for a study session to help each other prepare for exams.
  5. As a sorority member, she was involved in planning and organizing campus events.
  6. The sorority elected new officers during their annual chapter meeting.
  7. They wore matching sorority t-shirts to show their unity and pride during Greek week.
  8. The sorority held a formal banquet to honor their graduating seniors.
  9. She proudly displayed her sorority letters on her backpack to show her affiliation on campus.
  10. The sorority house hosted a themed costume party for its members and invited guests.

Sentences with «sorority»

  • But look into the pasts of political women and you'll find a slew of sorority sisters in some of Washington's most powerful seats. (fortune.com)
  • In Sorority Girl, the formidable Ms. Cabot is cast as a wealthy misfit coed named Sabra Tanner. (rottentomatoes.com)
  • It is the county head of finance who's civic duty is to collect bed and breakfast tax hotel motel rooming house fraternity house hostel sorority house lodge inn says state law Who collects federal grant money and publishes their account figures for the public at the village level town level. (hudsonvalleyone.com)
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