brother-in-arms

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brother-in-arms (plural brothers-in-arms or (rare) brethren-in-arms)

  1. comrade in arms (fellow combatant or soldier)
    Coordinate term: sister-in-arms
    • 2010 February 18, Evan Narcisse, “Wrex in Effect, or, Deep Space and the Negro/Injun/Krogan Problem”, in The Atlantic[1], archived from the original on 02 September 2013, Culture‎[2]:
      But the vengeance I told myself I was getting for Wrex felt like a lie. I could win the game but he wasn't coming back. Being forced to lose my in-game comrade-who I thought of as a virtual person of color and as a brother-in-arms-affected me in a forceful way that I never expected. Mass Effect made me look at myself and think about the way races, classes and individuals bring their histories to bear.

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