confrere Sentence Examples
- The renowned physicist gathered his esteemed confrères for a groundbreaking symposium.
- Within the hallowed halls of the academy, scholars and confrères engaged in vibrant intellectual discourse.
- The artist's fellow confrères celebrated his latest masterpiece at an exclusive gallery opening.
- As a member of the esteemed confraternity, the physician had access to exclusive medical advancements.
- The young lawyer sought guidance from her experienced confrère in navigating the complexities of the legal system.
- The confrères of the ancient order met in secret, preserving ancient rituals and traditions.
- The theologian and his confrère engaged in a lengthy debate on the nature of faith and revelation.
- The scientist's groundbreaking research earned her the respect and admiration of her confrères.
- The confrères of the chess club gathered weekly to test their strategic skills against each other.
- The esteemed author's latest novel received glowing reviews from his confrères in the literary world.
confrere Meaning
Wordnet
confrere (n)
a person who is member of one's class or profession
Synonyms & Antonyms of confrere
FAQs About the word confrere
a person who is member of one's class or profession
colleague, peer,associate, coworker, chum, companion, pal, comrade, collaborator, partner
No antonyms found.
The renowned physicist gathered his esteemed confrères for a groundbreaking symposium.
Within the hallowed halls of the academy, scholars and confrères engaged in vibrant intellectual discourse.
The artist's fellow confrères celebrated his latest masterpiece at an exclusive gallery opening.
As a member of the esteemed confraternity, the physician had access to exclusive medical advancements.
