What is another word for fellows?
Pronunciation:
[ fˈɛlə͡ʊz], [ fˈɛləʊz], [ f_ˈɛ_l_əʊ_z]
Related words: national fellowships, college fellowships, international fellowships, graduate fellowships, best fellowships, prestigious fellowships, how to win a fellowship
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Synonyms for Fellows:
n.
• friends (noun) • men (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- polarity,
- LIFES,
- comrade,
- span,
- fellow,
- consociates,
- swearwords,
- equals,
- counterpart,
- Persons,
- fellers,
- pluckily,
- evens,
- twins,
- brothers,
- personation,
- two,
- concomitants,
- crevices,
- occasionally,
- matches,
- coincidentally,
- unintentionally,
- fops,
- sames,
- confederates,
- dualism,
- busters,
- intrepidly,
- yoke,
- confreres,
- mankind,
- dogs,
- bravely,
- associates,
- fissures,
- Dandies,
- duet,
- courageously,
- fortuitously,
- Biformity,
- curses,
- manfully,
- gallantly,
- haphazardly,
- expletives,
- swells,
- escorts,
- Biplicity,
- Doughtily,
- incidentally,
- souls,
- Classes,
- idol,
- conjugation,
- casually,
- coves,
- attendants,
- peers,
- cheeks,
- Gadflies,
- pests,
- lumberjacks,
- consorts,
- MANS,
- dyad,
- couple,
- blokes,
- Beaus,
- wights,
- Husbands,
- duality,
- adventitiously,
- Contingently,
- Doublets,
- coincidently,
- valiantly,
- cracks,
- even number,
- fallers,
- swains,
- Oaths,
- Crannies,
- boyfriends,
- fellas,
- dispermy,
- deuce,
- sheiks,
- pair,
- colleague,
- gallants,
- human being,
- dudes,
- dates,
- cusses,
- faculty,
- inadvertently,
- person,
- members,
- humans,
- duplicity,
- brace,
- counterparts,
- lads,
- CUBS,
- partisans,
- mightily,
- gemini,
- accidentally,
- jacks.
How to use "Fellows" in context?
Fellows originated as a type of religious brotherhood during the Middle Ages. Historically, fellows were a type of vocation, meaning that they were members of a religious order who shared a common calling and lifestyle. In some cases, fellows were also given the title of brother.
During the Middle Ages, fellows were a type of vocation, meaning that they were members of a religious order who shared a common calling and lifestyle. In some cases, fellows were also given the title of brother.
Initially, fellowships were organized around the Christian religion, but over the years they have been adopted by other religions as well.
Paraphrases for Fellows:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Forward Entailment
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Noun, plural
Persons.
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Noun, plural
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Reverse Entailment
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Noun, plural
playmates, fellow-citizens, fellow-members.
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Noun, plural
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Independent
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Proper noun, plural
Specialists, experts, states, trainees, panelists, memberships, membres.
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Proper noun, singular
eminent, expert, expertise, jones, man, men, norman, officer, panelist, penny, personnel, staff, Arising, Excellencies, Hey, Messieurs, Messrs., Leslie, Sheila, Specialists, officers, affiliates, experts, co-workers, boys, lads, GEA, SIRS, BROS, panelists, nouveau, messrs, panellists, drs., membres, -guys.
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Noun, plural
academic, allies, basics, brethren, cattle, cows, followers, gens, leaders, masters, men, people, personnel, troops, young, youth, Beneficiaries, Bosses, Categories, Classes, Diggers, Histories, Messieurs, Ones, Securities, Shelves, Universities, Varieties, Yourselves, Youths, Amigos, Congressmen, Cronies, Animals, Bears, Consultants, Counselors, Forms, Grants, Horses, Husbands, Internships, Investigators, Males, Marines, Pets, Scholarships, Sons, Specialists, Students, Transplants, managers, officers, proprietors, sires, assistants, employees, colleagues, supporters, homes, citizens, incumbents, inmates, occupants, affiliates, academics, experts, professors, fans, appointees, licensees, nominees, states, graduates, players, clerks, historians, officials, sets, buddies, chums, classmates, companions, comrades, co-workers, familiars, pals, schoolmates, teammates, exchanges, partnerships, freaks, sorts, types, juveniles, teenagers, instructors, trainers, bugs, pools, seals, stipends, awards, cats, hogs, apprentices, placements, beasts, creatures, researches, applicants, candidates, seekers, disciples, learners, trainees, fools, patterns, bursaries, champs, constituents, idiots, purses, boys, kids, lads, youngsters, holders, trolls, studs, bearers, dudes, buds, peers, gents, streams, owners, GARS, SIRS, DADS, BROS, CADETS, FORMATS, MINERS, PEEPS, Bourses, invitees, kiddies, genres, marketplaces, grantees, practitioners, payees, coworkers, interns, buggers, blokes, panelists, brothers, bushes, shareholders, searchers, cowboys, limbs, entrants, counterparts, recruits, guests, reviewers, boyfriends, participants, pundits, analysts, scientists, individuals, recipients, evaluators, registrants, stakeholders, nominations, memberships, compatriots, attendings, co-partners, journeypersons, homies, shipmates, niggas, post-docs, mentees, examiners, cardholders, hommes, homeboys, labourers, panellists, rightsholders, homeys, patentees, studentships, retrainees, co-investigators, scholarship-holders, mandate-holders, partenaires, co-citizens, personnes, chairholders, rightholders, membres, universitaires, stagiaires, chercheurs.
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Interjection
alright, man, men, pack, zeus, Fellahs, Hey, Whoa, boys, dudes, gents, UH, SIRS, AUGH, paratroopers, shipmates, jackers, boyos.
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Verb, past tense
types.
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Proper noun, plural
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Other Related
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Proper noun, plural
academicians.
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Proper noun, singular
fellowship, gentleman, Gentlemen.
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Noun, plural
folks, mates, Gentlemen, Countrymen, Fellowships, kinds, academicians, gentlemens.
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Adverb
folks.
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Proper noun, plural
Homophones for Fellows:
- falla, fallal, fowl, fellah, floe, fuel, fell, file away, fl, fella, fille, folio, fipple, felloe, filly, foul, feel, flail, flee, flue, foal, fulah, flywheel, feeble, flyaway, fallow, folie, flea, flyway, fable, flow away, filial, fula, fall away, fail, file, foully, foil, flow, folly, fibula, follow, Fal La, fool away, fully, flay, fuel oil, fellow's, fill, fly, faille, felly, Ful, fall, Fa La, flu, foible, full, fool, flaw.
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