fellowfeel (Meaning)
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fellowfeel (v. t.)
To share through sympathy; to participate in.
Synonyms & Antonyms of fellowfeel
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
fellowfeel Sentence Examples
- The experience created a profound fellowfeel among the people who had been through it.
- The fellowfeel among the soldiers who had fought together in the war was undeniable.
- The shared experience of hardship created a strong fellowfeel among the refugees.
- The fellowfeel among the members of the group was what made the experience so meaningful.
- The sense of fellowfeel is what makes the human race so unique.
- The fellowfeel among the members of the community was what made it such a special place to live.
- The fellowfeel among the friends was what made their bond so strong.
- The fellowfeel among the people who had lost loved ones was what helped them to heal.
- The fellowfeel among the activists was what made their movement so powerful.
- The fellowfeel among the people who had survived the disaster was what gave them the strength to rebuild their lives.
FAQs About the word fellowfeel
To share through sympathy; to participate in.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The experience created a profound fellowfeel among the people who had been through it.
The fellowfeel among the soldiers who had fought together in the war was undeniable.
The shared experience of hardship created a strong fellowfeel among the refugees.
The fellowfeel among the members of the group was what made the experience so meaningful.
