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fellowship
noun
1 fellowship
An association of people who share common beliefs or activities:
— The church welcomed new members into its fellowship.
synonym: family.
Roget 542:
school,
academy,
university,
alma mater,
college,
seminary,
Lyceum;
institute,
institution;
palaestra,
Gymnasium,
class,
seminar.
day school,
boarding school,
preparatory school,
primary school,
infant school,
dame's school,
grammar school,
middle class school,
Board school,
denominational school,
National school,
British and Foreign school,
collegiate school,
art school,
continuation school,
convent school,
County Council school,
government school,
grant-in-aid school,
high school,
higher grade school,
military school,
missionary school,
naval school,
naval academy,
state-aided school,
technical school,
voluntary school,
school;
school of art;
kindergarten,
nursery,
creche,
reformatory.
pulpit,
lectern,
soap box desk,
reading desk,
ambo†,
lecture room,
theater,
auditorium,
amphitheater,
forum,
state,
rostrum,
platform,
hustings,
tribune.
school book,
horn book,
text book;
grammar,
primer,
abecedary†,
rudiments,
manual,
vade mecum;
encyclopedia,
cyclopedia;
Lindley Murray,
Cocker;
dictionary,
lexicon.
professorship,
lectureship,
readership,
fellowship,
tutorship;
chair.
School Board Council of Education;
Board of Education;
Board of Studies,
Prefect of Studies;
Textbook Committee;
propaganda.
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Roget 888:
friendship,
amity;
friendliness
etc.
adj.;
brotherhood,
fraternity,
sodality,
confraternity;
harmony
etc.
(concord)
714;
peace
etc.
721.
firm friendship,
staunch friendship,
intimate friendship,
familiar friendship,
bosom friendship,
cordial friendship,
tried friendship,
devoted friendship,
lasting friendship,
fast friendship,
sincere friendship,
warm friendship,
ardent friendship.
cordiality,
fraternization,
entente cordiale [Fr.],
good understanding,
rapprochement,
sympathy,
fellow-feeling,
response,
welcomeness.
affection
etc.
(love)
897;
favoritism;
good will
etc.
(benevolence)
906.
acquaintance,
familiarity,
intimacy,
intercourse,
fellowship,
knowledge of;
introduction.
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2 fellowship
The state of being with someone.
synonyms: companionship, company, society.
Roget 712:
party,
faction,
side,
denomination,
communion,
set,
crew,
band.
horde,
posse,
phalanx;
family,
clan,
etc.
166;
team;
tong.
council
etc.
696.
community,
body,
fellowship,
sodality,
solidarity;
confraternity;
familistere†,
familistery†;
brotherhood,
sisterhood.
knot,
gang,
clique,
ring,
circle,
group,
crowd,
in-crowd;
coterie,
club,
casino†;
machine;
Tammany,
Tammany Hall [U.S.].
corporation,
corporate body,
guild;
establishment,
company;
copartnership†,
partnership;
firm,
house;
joint concern,
joint-stock company;
cahoot,
combine [U.S.],
trust.
society,
association;
institute,
institution;
union;
trades union;
league,
syndicate,
alliance,
Verein [G.],
Bund [G.],
Zollverein [G.],
combination;
Turnverein [G.];
league offensive and defensive,
alliance offensive and defensive;
coalition;
federation;
confederation,
confederacy;
junto,
cabal,
camarilla†,
camorra†,
brigue†;
freemasonry;
party spirit
etc.
(cooperation)
709.
Confederates,
Conservatives,
Democrats,
Federalists,
Federals,
Freemason,
Knight Templar;
Kuklux,
Kuklux Klan,
KKK;
Liberals,
Luddites,
Republicans,
Socialists,
Tories,
Whigs
&c..
staff;
dramatis personae [Lat.].
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Dutch: kameraadschap
Polish: towarzystwo
3 fellowship
Money granted (by a university or foundation or other agency) for advanced study or research.
Moby thesaurus: accord, accordance, affability, affiliation, affinity, agape, agreement, aid, alignment, alimony, alliance, allotment, allowance, amalgamation, amicability, amity, annuity, assistance, association, belonging, bipartisanship, bloc, body, bonds of harmony, boon companionship, bounty, branch, brotherhood, brotherliness, brotherly love, cahoots, camaraderie, caritas, cartel, cement of friendship, chair, chair of English, charity, chumship, church, circle, clan, clique, club, coaction, coadjuvancy, coadministration, coadunation, coagency, coalescence, coalition, cochairmanship, codirectorship, collaboration, collaborativeness, colleagueship, collectivism, collegialism, collegiality, collusion, combination, commensalism, commerce, common effort, common enterprise, communalism, communication, communion, communism, communitarianism, community, community of interest, community of interests, companionability, companionship, company, compatibility, complicity, comradery, comradeship, concert, concord, concordance, concurrence, confederacy, confederation, confraternity, confrerie, congeniality, congregation, congress, consociation, consolidation, consorting, consortium, consortship, conversation, converse, cooperation, cooperativeness, copartnership, copartnery, cordiality, correspondence, coterie, country club, denomination, depletion allowance, division, dole, duet, duumvirate, ecumenicalism, ecumenicism, ecumenism, empathy, esprit, esprit de corps, faction, familiarity, federation, feeling of identity, fellow feeling, financial assistance, fraternal order, fraternalism, fraternity, fraternization, freemasonry, frictionlessness, friendliness, friendship, fusion, good vibes, good vibrations, good-fellowship, grant, grant-in-aid, group, guaranteed annual income, guild, happy family, harmony, help, hobnobbing, hookup, hospitality, identity, inclusion, incorporation, integration, intercommunication, intercommunion, intercourse, intimacy, joining of forces, joint effort, joint operation, kindliness, kinship, league, like-mindedness, lodge, love, mass action, membership, merger, morale, mutual assistance, mutualism, mutuality, octet, offshoot, old-age insurance, oneness, order, organization, partaking, participation, partnership, party, peace, pecuniary aid, pension, persuasion, pooling, pooling of resources, preceptorship, price support, professorate, professorhood, professoriate, professorship, public assistance, public welfare, pulling together, quartet, quintet, rapport, rapprochement, readership, reciprocity, relief, religious order, retirement benefits, schism, scholarship, school, schoolmastery, secret society, sect, sectarism, segment, septet, set, sextet, sharing, sisterhood, sisterliness, sociability, social activity, social intercourse, social relations, society, sodality, solidarity, sorority, stipend, subsidization, subsidy, subvention, support, symbiosis, sympathy, symphony, synergism, synergy, tax benefit, teachership, team spirit, teamwork, tie-in, tie-up, togetherness, trio, triumvirate, troika, trust, tutelage, tutorage, tutorship, understanding, unification, union, unison, united action, unity, variety, version, warmth, welfare, welfare aid, welfare payments ... show more.
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