Apprentice and Fellow

Apprentice

Apprentice noun - A person who helps a more skilled person.

Fellow and apprentice are semantically related in guy topic. In some cases you can use "Fellow" instead a noun "Apprentice".

Fellow

Fellow noun - A male romantic companion.

Apprentice and fellow are semantically related in guy topic. Sometimes you can use "Apprentice" instead a noun "Fellow".

Nearby Words: fellowship, fella

How words are described

sensible sensible apprentice sensible fellow
old old apprentice old fellow
good good apprentice good fellow
poor poor apprentice poor fellow
Other adjectives: strong, dark, young, mysterious.

Both words in one sentence

  • Distaff Counterpart aka: Spear Counterpart Though Karin has no direct connection to Ken (as opposed to Sakura, who is Ryu's apprentice and fellow Shotoclone), she has the same color palette (blond hair with a red outfit) and acts as The Rival to Sakura, much like Ken does to Ryu.
  • Literature / Wolf Hall Psycho Sidekick: Cromwell's apprentice Christophe fits this trope quite nicely, as he's completely amoral and is devoted to Cromwell largely on the basis of seeing him as a fellow cutthroat.
  • Literature / Test of Metal He tells a story of how he amused himself as an apprentice by saving his fellow students' scraps and building incredible contraptions out of the stuff they threw away.
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