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fellows Meaning
fellows
one of a pair, a male person, boyfriend, beau, a person appointed to a position granting a stipend and allowing for advanced study or research, a worthless man or boy, boyfriend sense 2, a person holding any of various positions at a university, a member of an incorporated literary or scientific society, man, boy, a young physician who has completed training as an intern and resident and has been granted a stipend and position allowing him or her to do further study or research in a specialty, being a companion, mate, or associate, a person of one of the lower social classes, an incorporated member of a college or collegiate foundation especially in a British university, an equal in rank, power, or character, a member of a group having common characteristics, comrade, associate, a person granted funds for advanced study
fellows Sentence Examples
- The young fellows were eager to prove themselves on the battlefield.
- The three fellows shared a close bond that had been forged over years.
- The scientists were a group of brilliant fellows who were dedicated to their research.
- The fellows of the university were distinguished scholars who had made significant contributions to their fields.
- The club consisted of a group of jolly fellows who loved to tell stories and sing songs.
- The men were a group of rough-and-ready fellows who had faced many hardships together.
- The teachers were a group of dedicated fellows who were passionate about educating their students.
- The explorers were a group of intrepid fellows who were determined to discover the unknown.
- The fellows of the academy were a select group of artists who were recognized for their exceptional talent.
- The group of fellows gathered together for a celebration to honor their achievements.
FAQs About the word fellows
one of a pair, a male person, boyfriend, beau, a person appointed to a position granting a stipend and allowing for advanced study or research, a worthless man
boys,boyfriends, beaux, admirers, old men,beaus, lovers, men, swains, husbands
opposites, contraries, antipodes, antitheses,reverses, converses,
The young fellows were eager to prove themselves on the battlefield.
The three fellows shared a close bond that had been forged over years.
The scientists were a group of brilliant fellows who were dedicated to their research.
The fellows of the university were distinguished scholars who had made significant contributions to their fields.
