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fellow traveller

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Word: Fellow Traveller

Definition:
A "fellow traveller" is a noun that can mean two things:

Usage Instructions:
  • You can use "fellow traveller" to refer to someone you are traveling with, such as a friend or family member.
  • In discussions about politics, it can be used to describe someone who shares similar beliefs without being a formal member of a political organization.
Examples:
  1. Travel Context:
    "During our road trip, my sister was my fellow traveller, and we enjoyed singing along to the music."

  2. Political Context:
    "He is a fellow traveller of the socialist movement, even though he does not belong to any party."

Advanced Usage:

In more advanced discussions, "fellow traveller" can be used metaphorically to describe someone who shares similar ideas or beliefs in various contexts, not just travel or politics. For example, in a discussion about environmental issues, you might say, "Many fellow travellers in the climate movement are advocating for renewable energy."

Word Variants:
  • Fellow Travellers (plural): Refers to more than one person who travels together or supports the same ideology.
Different Meanings:
  • Besides the travel and political meanings, "fellow traveller" can also imply camaraderie or shared experiences in various situations, such as in a workplace or a social group.
Synonyms:
  • Travel Context: Companion, travel buddy, co-traveller.
  • Political Context: Sympathizer, supporter.
Related Idioms and Phrasal Verbs:

While there may not be direct idioms or phrasal verbs specifically for "fellow traveller," related expressions could include: - Traveling Companions: Refers to anyone you travel with. - On the Same Page: This idiom can be used when discussing shared beliefs or ideas with someone.

Summary:

A "fellow traveller" is someone who accompanies you on a journey or shares similar beliefs without formal membership in a group.

Noun
  1. a traveler who accompanies you
  2. a communist sympathizer (but not a member of the Communist Party)

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