fellowship
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noun \ˈfe-lə-ˌship, -lō-\Definition of FELLOWSHIP
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a : community of interest, activity, feeling, or experience b : the state of being a fellow or associate
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: a company of equals or friends : association
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: the quality or state of being comradely
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obsolete : membership, partnership
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a : the position of a fellow (as of a university) b : the stipend of a fellow c : a foundation for the providing of such a stipend
See Examples of FELLOWSHIP
- traditions that bind us together in fellowship
- <the new counselor is eager to develop a trustful fellowship with the troubled teens at the center>
First Known Use of FELLOWSHIP
before 12th century
Related to FELLOWSHIP
- Synonyms
- communion, rapport, rapprochement
- Antonyms
- ill will, malevolence, venom
Rhymes with FELLOWSHIP
airmanship, athwartship, authorship, battleship, biochip, brinkmanship, censorship, chairmanship, chieftainship, churchmanship, comic strip, consulship, coverslip, crack the whip, dealership, draftsmanship, ego trip, ego-trip, externship, filter tip, fingertip, gamesmanship, grantsmanship, helmsmanship, horsemanship, internship, ladyship, landing strip, leadership, lectureship, listenership, marksmanship, membership, mentorship, microchip, mother ship, motor ship, oarsmanship, overslip, ownership, paper clip, partnership, penmanship, pistol grip, pistol-whip, pogonip, power strip, praetorship, premiership, readership, ridership, rocket ship, rulership, rumble strip, salesmanship, scholarship, seamanship, showmanship, skinny-dip, speakership, sponsorship, sportsmanship, statesmanship, stewardship, studentship, swordsmanship, trusteeship, underlip, upmanship, viewership, weather ship, weather strip, workmanship
2fellowship
verbfellowshipped also fellowshiped \-ˌshipt\fellowship·ping also fellowship·ing \-ˌshi-piŋ\
Definition of FELLOWSHIP
intransitive verb
: to join in fellowship especially with a church member
transitive verb
: to admit to fellowship (as in a church)
First Known Use of FELLOWSHIP
14th century
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