Pronunciation

/ˈfeləʊ/

Definitions

• Noun: (n) 1. A man or boy; a male person. e.g., “The young fellow was helping his mother with groceries.” 2. A person of the same kind or group; a comrade or associate. e.g., “They were all good fellows and got along well.” 3. (formal or old-fashioned) A member of a learned society or profession. e.g., “He’s a fellow of the Royal Society.”
• Adjective: (adj) 1. Of the same kind or group; belonging together. e.g., “We’re fellow students at the same university.” 2. Used to express camaraderie or shared experience. e.g., “Fellow travelers on this journey through life.”

Phrases

• “Fellow traveler”: Someone who shares similar views or is on the same journey or course of action.
• “Fellows of a college”: Members of a collegiate institution who hold a specific status or rank.
• “One of the lads/fellows”: A friendly way to refer to a man as part of a group.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “He was elected as a fellow of the prestigious academy.”
• Adjective: “We’re all fellow humans trying to make sense of this world.”

Synonyms

• Companion
• Buddy
• Pal
• Mate
• Associate
• Comrade
• Colleague
• Cohort
• Acquaintance
• Member (in the context of a society or organization)