Synonyms for «big brother»

The phrase "big brother" refers to a concept from George Orwell's novel "1984," where it symbolizes an oppressive authority figure or government that watches over and controls its citizens. Full definition

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«big»

«brother»

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great big brother
big sibling
sister house
baby sibling
reality television show
neighbor boy
best housemates
boss man
bad neighbours
home boy
huge baby
competition game
fellow brother
huge family
reality world
friends house
large guy
little buddy
male twins
friendly companion
room next door
broken world
little bear
friendly giant
group game
older cousin
human brotherhood
broad family
team leader
brotherly love
great big sister
national tv
friendly contest
good neighbor
broader community
next door
older brother
community builder
major contest
strong man
national television programs
popular guy
large friends
host mom
fellow team mate
bad boy
home challenge
group dog
popular show
top show

Phrases with «big brother»

to be a big brother
best big brother
new big brother
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Sentences with «big brother»

A new baby is so exciting, and the new role of big brother or big sister can be, too. (breastfeedbabywearclothdiaper.com)
«It doesn't make you feel like big brother, the person isn't in the shot,» he says. (scientificamerican.com)
Although we sometimes think of it as big brother watching, the truth is that it's brilliant marketing. (littletechgirl.com)
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Synonyms for «big brother»

«big»

«brother»

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Phrases with «big brother»

Sentences with «big brother»

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