Fellowship and House

Fellowship

Fellowship noun - A friendly relationship marked by ready communication and mutual understanding.

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House and fellowship are semantically related. In some cases you can use "House" instead a noun "Fellowship".

Nearby Word: fellow

House noun - A commercial or industrial activity or organization.

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Fellowship and house are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fellowship" instead a noun "House".

original	original fellowship	original house
entire	entire fellowship	entire house
large	large fellowship	large house
main	main fellowship	main house
Other adjectives: new, traditional, titular, smaller.

Frodo and his party find refuge at Tom Bombadil's house and Rivendell, and the Fellowship benefits greatly from their stay in Lothlórien.

Source: Rest-and-Resupply Stop
Trickster Mentor: All of House's fellows took up his fellowship originally to learn from a world-famous diagnostician and medical practitioner.

Source: Series / House
Finrod was also the father of Galadriel and her brothers; this is why, at the beginning of Fellowship Of The Ring, Gildor refers to himself as part of the "house of Finrod," and this name is used in the appendices as well.

Source: Decomposite Character

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