Child and Fellow

Child

Child noun - A young person who is between infancy and adulthood.

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Fellow and child are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Fellow" instead a noun "Child".

Fellow noun - A male romantic companion.

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Child and fellow are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Child" instead a noun "Fellow".

Nearby Words: fellowship, fella

old	old child	old fellow
good	good child	good fellow
normal	normal child	normal fellow
poor	poor child	poor fellow
Other adjectives: small, black, young, happy, mysterious, curious, said, creepy.

In Monsters, Inc., Sully and Mike are hiding a human child from their fellow employees.

Source: It's for a Book
Alice is a teenager but very much seen as a vulnerable child rather than a fellow adult by Clay and Tom, despite her capability, and is the only one of the main group to die.

Source: Literature / Cell
Star Trek: The Original Series: The episode "Charlie X" featured a human child raised by incorporeal aliens who has no concept of how to interact with his fellow humans, especially women.

Source: No Social Skills

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