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Definition of fellowship
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Fellowship
(n.) The state or
relation
of being or
associate.
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Fellowshiping
::
Fellowshiping
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Fellowshi.
Broad Church
::
Broad
Church
() A
portion
of the
Church
of
England,
consisting
of
persons
who claim to hold a
position,
in
respect
to
doctrine
and
fellowship,
intermediate
between
the High
Church
party and the Low
Church,
or
evangelical,
party.
The term has been
applied
to other
bodies
of men
holding
liberal
or
comprehensive
views of
Christian
doctrine
and
fellowship..
Fellowship
::
Fellowship
(v. t.) To
acknowledge
as of good
standing,
or in
communion
according
to
standards
of faith and
practice;
to admit to
Christian
fellowship..
Fellowship
::
Fellowship
(n.) The rule for
dividing
profit
and loss among
partners;
--
called
also
partnership,
company,
and
distributive
proportion..
Bon-accord
::
Bon-accord
(n.) Good will; good
fellowship;
agreement.
Unite
::
Unite (v. t.)
Hence,
to join by a legal or moral bond, as
families
by
marriage,
nations
by
treaty,
men by
opinions;
to join in
interest,
affection,
fellowship,
or the like; to cause to
agree;
to
harmonize;
to
associate;
to
attach..
Commensalism
::
Commensalism
(n.) The act of
eating
together;
table
fellowship.
Solidarity
::
Solidarity
(n.) An
entire
union or
consolidation
of
interests
and
responsibilities;
fellowship;
community.
Fellow
::
Fellow
(n.) In an
American
college
or
university,
a
member
of the
corporation
which
manages
its
business
interests;
also, a
graduate
appointed
to a
fellowship,
who
receives
the
income
of the
foundation..
Society
::
Society
(n.) The
relationship
of men to one
another
when
associated
in any way;
companionship;
fellowship;
company.
Communion
::
Communion
(n.)
Intercourse
between
two or more
persons;
esp.,
intimate
association
and
intercourse
implying
sympathy
and
confidence;
interchange
of
thoughts,
purposes,
etc.;
agreement;
fellowship;
as, the
communion
of
saints..
Bond
::
Bond (n.) A
binding
force or
influence;
a cause of
union;
a
uniting
tie; as, the bonds of
fellowship..
Participation
::
Participation
(n.)
community;
fellowship;
association.
Fellowship
::
Fellowship
(n.) A
foundation
for the
maintenance,
on
certain
conditions,
of a
scholar
called
a
fellow,
who
usually
resides
at the
university..
Christian
::
Christian
(n.) One of a
Christian
denomination
which
rejects
human
creeds
as bases of
fellowship,
and
sectarian
names.
They are
congregational
in
church
government,
and
baptize
by
immersion.
They are also
called
Disciples
of
Christ,
and
Campbellites..
Partnership
::
Partnership
(n.) See
Fellowship,
n., 6..
Companionship
::
Companionship
(n.)
Fellowship;
association;
the act or fact of
keeping
company
with any one.
Incommunicative
::
Incommunicative
(a.) Not
communicative;
not free or apt to
impart
to
others
in
conversation;
reserved;
silent;
as, the
messenger
was
incommunicative;
hence,
not
disposed
to hold
fellowship
or
intercourse
with
others;
exclusive..
Fraternate
::
Fraternate
(v. i.) To
fraternize;
to hold
fellowship.
Fellowship
::
Fellowship
(n.) The state or
relation
of being or
associate.
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