workfellow (Meaning)
Wordnet
workfellow (n)
an associate that one works with
Webster
workfellow (n.)
One engaged in the same work with another; a companion in work.
Synonyms & Antonyms of workfellow
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workfellow Sentence Examples
- Amy and David have been workfellows for over a decade, collaborating closely on numerous projects.
- The workfellows in the marketing department shared ideas and supported each other's initiatives.
- Despite their occasional disagreements, the workfellows maintained a strong sense of camaraderie.
- The new workfellow brought a fresh perspective and valuable insights to the team.
- The workfellows organized a team-building event to foster closer bonds and improve communication.
- Brenda was a skilled and dedicated workfellow who consistently exceeded expectations.
- The workfellows took turns mentoring and supporting each other's professional development.
- The office was a hub of activity as workfellows worked diligently to meet deadlines.
- The workfellows celebrated their successes together, acknowledging each other's contributions.
- In times of stress, the workfellows provided each other with emotional support and encouragement.
FAQs About the word workfellow
an associate that one works withOne engaged in the same work with another; a companion in work.
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No antonyms found.
Amy and David have been workfellows for over a decade, collaborating closely on numerous projects.
The workfellows in the marketing department shared ideas and supported each other's initiatives.
Despite their occasional disagreements, the workfellows maintained a strong sense of camaraderie.
The new workfellow brought a fresh perspective and valuable insights to the team.
