hail-fellow Synonyms
Strongest:
- cool
- hostile
- icy
- cold
- antagonistic
- icy
- hostile
- unfriendly
- cool
- unfriendly
- alienated
- alienated
- antagonistic
- cold
Strong:
- wintry
- chilly
- unsocial
- frosty
- argumentative
- combative
- belligerent
- estranged
- frigid
- aggressive
- glacial
- chilly
- argumentative
- combative
- truculent
- scrappy
- aggressive
- wintry
- scrappy
- frosty
- pugnacious
- estranged
- truculent
- frigid
- contentious
- contentious
- belligerent
- unsocial
- glacial
- pugnacious
Weak:
hail-fellow Meaning
hail-fellow (s)
heartily friendly and congenial
hail-fellow (n.)
An intimate companion.
hail-fellow Sentence Examples
- The hail-fellow salesman easily made friends with potential customers.
- Despite his gregarious nature, Tim was not a true hail-fellow, as he maintained a certain reserve.
- The hail-fellow politician greeted every constituent with a warm handshake and a smile.
- Emily was a hail-fellow among her colleagues, always willing to lend a helping hand.
- The hail-fellow traveler struck up conversations with everyone he met on his journey.
- John's hail-fellow demeanor masked a deep-seated loneliness.
- Mary's hail-fellow qualities made her a popular figure in the community.
- The hail-fellow college professor was known for his warmth and accessibility.
- The hail-fellow club member was always ready to participate in social events.
- The hail-fellow neighbor was always willing to lend a cup of sugar or a helping hand.
FAQs About the word hail-fellow
heartily friendly and congenialAn intimate companion.
friendly,warm, fraternal, genial, familiar, warmhearted, social, bonhomous, merry, close
cool, hostile, icy, cold, antagonistic, icy,hostile, unfriendly, cool, unfriendly
The hail-fellow salesman easily made friends with potential customers.
Despite his gregarious nature, Tim was not a true hail-fellow, as he maintained a certain reserve.
The hail-fellow politician greeted every constituent with a warm handshake and a smile.
Emily was a hail-fellow among her colleagues, always willing to lend a helping hand.
