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Fellow
Meaning
Noun
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A person or
in
with another person or
; especially, as
to the same
or group.
A person with
,
, skills, etc;
to those of another person; a
with
,
, etc.,
to those of another
.
●
A person or
in
with another person or
; especially, as
to the same
or group.
An
, power,
, etc.; a peer.
A person
, or about the same
as another, especially when in the same
or work.
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In People:
Often in the form Fellow:
senses.
Originally, one of a group of
who
a
or
; now, a
of a
or
in
, research, and management of the
.
An
by a
or
upon a
person (often an
or alumnus).
A (senior)
of a
or
society.
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In British English & People:
Often in the form Fellow:
senses.
A (senior)
of a
or
society.
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In American English, Canadian English & People:
Often in the form Fellow:
senses.
A
a
(supervised
training) after having
a
(specialty training program).
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In American English & People:
Often in the form Fellow:
senses.
A
of a
or
who
its business interests.
A
or
in a
, especially one
in research and development.
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Usually
by an
or used in the
: an individual or person
gender.
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In Australian Aboriginal English:
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A
without good
or of lower
; a common or
; also, used as a
to such a person.
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⚠️
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In British English:
⚠️
In Southern US English:
Verb
●
To
(someone
); also, to cause or find someone
to
to (some other person or thing).
●
To
or
(someone
) with some other person or
; also, to
or
someone
with (some other person or
); to
(things) in
s.
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Followed by to or with: to
or
(oneself, someone,
) with some other person or
in
or a partnership.
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Followed by to or with: to cause or
(someone
) to
to some other person or thing.
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To
or
with (someone
); to become a
of (someone
).
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