fellowship

fellowship
n
1. companionship, colleagueship, mateship; comradery, camaraderie, comradeship, esprit de corps, togetherness, fraternization, brotherhood, friendship, amity.
2. community, circle, society, party, camorra; congregation, assemblage, group, band, team, troop.
3. communion, intercommunication, communication, exchange, intercourse, interchange; mutuality, reciprocity, sharing, interdependence.
4. friendliness, amicability, sociability, clubbiness, Inf. chumminess, sodality, intimacy; affability, geniality, cordiality, hospitality, kindliness, kind-heartedness, congeniality.
5. association, consociation, partnership, affiliation, joint concern; consortium, syndication, conspiracy, cabal; fraternity, club, Ger. Gemeinschaft. lodge, clan, set, clique; company, alliance, coalition, league, union, guild; organization, corporation, amalgamation, combine, merger, monopoly, trust, alignment, bloc, cartel.

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