Definition

Relating to a person who shares the same interests, characteristics, or social group as another.

Example

She found a fellow artist at the exhibition who shared her passion for painting.

Conversation

I really enjoy working with my fellow team members.

That's great! Having a good team makes everything easier.

Yeah, we all share the same goals and support each other.

Absolutely, it's nice to have fellow colleagues who understand your challenges.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A person who is a friend, associate, or has a similar status or position as another.

Example

He is a fellow at the university, working on his research.

Conversation

Hey, have you met my new fellow in the study group?

No, I haven't yet. What's he like?

He's really smart and has some interesting ideas.

Root Explanation

Fellow → The word originates from Old Norse 'fellow' (meaning companion or partner) and is related to the Old English 'feolaga' (meaning partner or associate). It refers to a person who is a companion or associate in a particular context.

Memory Tip

Think of a 'companion' or 'partner' when you hear 'fellow' — it helps you remember that a fellow is someone who shares a connection or association with you.

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