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frater
1[frey-ter]
noun
a brother, as in a religious or fraternal order; comrade.
a member of a college or university fraternity.
frater
2[frey-ter]
noun
the refectory of a religious house.
frater
1/ ˈڰɪə /
noun
a mendicant friar or a lay brother in a monastery or priory
frater
2/ ˈڰɪə /
noun
archaica refectory
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of frater1
Origin of frater2
Example Sentences
Spitzer initially denied discussing the evaluation during the meetingand told the investigator, Elisabeth Frater, that he “never said that” to Dufff because he didn’t want anything “to be perceived in any way whatsoever that we were retaliating against her.”
“ I told Frater was inaccurate,” Spitzer said, adding that he did discuss concerns he had about the female prosecutor’s honesty regarding an email she wrote.
Historic England's Tom Frater said there were "many hidden histories to uncover in Yorkshire".
Tom Frater, regional director for the North East and Yorkshire at Historic England, said he was "excited to learn more about these fascinating projects in Yorkshire as they shine an important light on our working-class heritage".
His daughter, Melinda Giffen Frater, said his death, in a hospital, was caused by a stroke.
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