English, asked by mohitparjapati5453, 1 year ago

Is "fellowship" a noun or verb? This is a question of semantics and not of religion.

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Answered by Katharina

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FELLOWSHIP IS A NOUN.

Fellowship:

a feeling of friendship between people who share an interest.

this means that fellowship is a abstract noun.

Answered by pawanpawar07

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it is noun answer of questions

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