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1fellowship

noun fel·low·ship \ˈfe-lə-ˌship, -lō-\

: a friendly relationship among people

: the relationship of people who share interests or feelings

: a group of people who have similar interests

Full Definition of FELLOWSHIP

2
a :  community of interest, activity, feeling, or experience
b :  the state of being a fellow or associate
3
:  a company of equals or friends :  association
4
:  the quality or state of being comradely
5
obsolete :  membership, partnership
6
a :  the position of a fellow (as of a university)
b :  the stipend of a fellow
c :  a foundation for the providing of such a stipend
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First Known Use of FELLOWSHIP

before 12th century

2fellowship

verb
fellowshipped also fellowshiped \-ˌshipt\fellowship·ping also fellowship·ing \-ˌshi-piŋ\

Definition of FELLOWSHIP

intransitive verb
:  to join in fellowship especially with a church member
transitive verb
:  to admit to fellowship (as in a church)

First Known Use of FELLOWSHIP

14th century
FELLOWSHIP Defined for Kids

fellowship

noun fel·low·ship \ˈfe-lō-ˌship\

Definition of FELLOWSHIP for Kids

1
:  friendly relationship existing among persons
2
:  a group with similar interests

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