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fellow

1 of 2noun
/ˈfɛloʊ/
Forms:fellows
1

a boy or man

Synonyms:
fellercussladblighterchapfellagentbloke
2

a friend who is frequently in the company of another

Synonyms:
comradeassociatefamiliarcompanion
3

a man who is the lover of a man or woman

Synonyms:
beauboyfriendswain
4

a person who is member of one's class or profession

Synonyms:
confrerecolleague
5

an informal form of address for a man

Synonyms:
busterdude
6

an individual who has been elected or appointed to membership based on their achievements and contributions to the field

A fellow is an individual who has been selected or appointed to a prestigious membership or position in recognition of their significant achievements and contributions to a particular field. Fellows are often chosen based on their expertise, work, or leadership, and the title is typically granted by an academic institution, professional organization, or society. Being named a fellow is often seen as a mark of distinction, acknowledging the individual's impact and dedication to their discipline. Fellows may also participate in special activities or help guide future developments in their area of expertise.

  • She was honored to be elected as a fellow of the Royal Society for her groundbreaking research in physics.
  • As a fellow of the American Psychological Association, he regularly contributes to the advancement of psychological science.
  • The conference brought together fellows from around the world to exchange ideas and collaborate on research projects.
  • The institution grants funding and resources to fellows to support their research endeavors.
  • Being recognized as a fellow of the society is a prestigious achievement in the academic community.
7

one of a pair

Synonyms:
mate