yokefellow Antonyms
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Meaning of yokefellow
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yokefellow (n.)
An associate or companion in, or as in; a mate; a fellow; especially, a partner in marriage.
yokefellow Sentence Examples
- The young couple, united by love and ambition, embarked on life's journey as yokefellows.
- The farmer and his sturdy oxen were inseparable yokefellows, toiling side by side in the fields.
- In the tapestry of friendship, my best friend is my loyal and unwavering yokefellow.
- Twins from birth, they were destined to be lifelong yokefellows, sharing both joys and tribulations.
- The yokefellows in the royal court, advisor and scribe, guided the king with wisdom and counsel.
- The doctor and nurse worked as yokefellows, their skills harmoniously intertwined to provide the best patient care.
- The teacher and student became yokefellows, embarking on a voyage of knowledge and discovery together.
- The craftsman and his apprentice were yokefellows, patiently honing their skills and creating masterpieces.
- The environmental activist and the scientist became yokefellows, united in their mission to safeguard the planet.
- In the choir, my singing voice perfectly aligned with my yokefellow's, creating a melodious harmony that filled the sanctuary.
FAQs About the word yokefellow
An associate or companion in, or as in; a mate; a fellow; especially, a partner in marriage.
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The young couple, united by love and ambition, embarked on life's journey as yokefellows.
The farmer and his sturdy oxen were inseparable yokefellows, toiling side by side in the fields.
In the tapestry of friendship, my best friend is my loyal and unwavering yokefellow.
Twins from birth, they were destined to be lifelong yokefellows, sharing both joys and tribulations.
