fellowship
/ˈfɛloʊˌʃɪp/
verb
- To join or associate with others in a friendly or supportive manner, especially in a group with shared interests.
- The group fellowships every Friday evening.
- We fellowship with people from different backgrounds.
- They fellowshiped together after the conference.
noun
- Friendly association, companionship, or shared interest among people.
- The club offers a sense of fellowship among its members.
- Good fellowship makes any team stronger.
- They enjoyed the fellowship of the hiking group on weekends.
- A group of people who share common interests, beliefs, or activities; an organized society or association.
- The scientific fellowship awarded grants to young researchers.
- She joined a fellowship of writers to improve her craft.
- The religious fellowship meets every Sunday for services.
- A paid academic position, often for research or advanced study, awarded to a graduate student or scholar.
- The fellowship covers tuition and provides a living stipend.
- He received a fellowship to study at the university for two years.
- She applied for a postdoctoral fellowship in biology.
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