Definition of fellow man
: a kindred human being
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The free program will take place at the Suffield Senior Center, 145 Bridge St. Henson rose to become a preacher and orator who used his freedom to uplift his fellow men.
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The buff actor plays a primatologist who gets along better with creatures than with his fellow man — which is helpful when a giant gorilla, wolf and crocodile hit Chicago.
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In lieu of flowers or donations, consider opening your hearts to your fellow man and show empathy and true compassion.
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Passing a pipe around in a circle is probably the oldest, chillest way to commune with your fellow man: a ritual that instantly establishes shared experience and downgrades the threat level to a soothing green.
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For love and compassion of your fellow man is most certainly at the heart of your fraternal obligations.
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His action, along with his fellow men, helped secure Israel’s victory in its war for independence.
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The people are intelligent, smart, nerdy, fun, embrace diversity, embrace their fellow man.
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To reach into the abyss and somehow make contact with the unknown is both terrifying and miraculous, but even more terrifying and miraculous, is to reach into yourself and somehow make contact with your fellow man.
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First Known Use of fellow man
1667
FELLOW MAN Defined for English Language Learners
fellow man
Definition of fellow man for English Language Learners
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: a person other than yourself : a fellow human being
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