vow-fellow (Meaning)

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vow-fellow (n.)

One bound by the same vow as another.

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The vow-fellows stood solemnly, their hands clasped in a circle, their voices unwavering in their pledge.
The bond between the vow-fellows was unbreakable, forged in the crucible of hardship and shared purpose.
As they embarked on their perilous quest, the vow-fellows vowed to support and protect each other, come what may.
The vow-fellows traveled far and wide, their camaraderie a beacon of hope in a weary world.
When treachery threatened to tear apart their fellowship, the vow-fellows stood firm, their bonds unyielding.
Through triumph and adversity, the vow-fellows remained true to their oath, their unwavering loyalty a testament to their unbreakable spirits.
In the end, the vow-fellows achieved their goal, their unwavering resolve and mutual support leading them to victory.
The tale of the vow-fellows was passed down through generations, a legend of friendship, courage, and the power of shared vows.
The vow-fellows' legacy lived on, inspiring countless others to form bonds of unyielding support and perseverance.
As the sun set on their lives, the vow-fellows looked back on their shared journey with pride, knowing that they had lived up to the oaths they had made to each other.

One bound by the same vow as another.

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The vow-fellows stood solemnly, their hands clasped in a circle, their voices unwavering in their pledge.

The bond between the vow-fellows was unbreakable, forged in the crucible of hardship and shared purpose.

As they embarked on their perilous quest, the vow-fellows vowed to support and protect each other, come what may.

The vow-fellows traveled far and wide, their camaraderie a beacon of hope in a weary world.