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Confrere   /kˈɑnfrɛr/   Listen
Confrere

noun
1.
A person who is member of one's class or profession.  Synonyms: colleague, fellow.  "He sent e-mail to his fellow hackers"






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"Confrere" Quotes from Famous Books



... mind back to the Quarterly article. It was a beginning of just the kind of triumph that she always had expected for him. He would soon be recognized by scientific men all over the world as their confrere, especially after ...
— Frances Waldeaux • Rebecca Harding Davis

... to a confrere, "if that judge looks and sounds so much like me, I'll make a trip up to Princetown just to have a look at him and shake his paw, and congratulate him. We ought to make a right good team, although I can't exactly recommend ...
— Mixed Faces • Roy Norton

... man had climbed to that unhappily placed rocky table, and was shouting something to a confrere high on the cliff over their heads. As yet he had not seen them, nor even noticed the place where they were concealed. The sailor imagined, from the Dyak's gestures, that he was communicating the uselessness of further search on the western part ...
— The Wings of the Morning • Louis Tracy

... it was forcibly impressed upon my mind that I was to leave Darlington in the course of that year. I remember on the 1st of January meeting a journalistic confrere on my way from Darlington station to the Northern Echo office. After wishing him a Happy New Year, I said, "This is the last New Year's Day I shall ever spend in Darlington; I shall leave the Northern Echo ...
— Real Ghost Stories • William T. Stead

... his usual kindliness, deprecated my thrust at the taciturnity of his countryman and confrere, with a gesture and a look of reproach in his soft gray eyes, and we parted. I watched him until he disappeared at the first ...
— Tales From Bohemia • Robert Neilson Stephens

... conferring together in one corner, were both very dour. "I'll tell you what, Joe," said Pinski to his confrere; "it's this fellow Lucas that has got the people so stirred up. I didn't go home last night because I didn't want those fellows to follow me down there. Me and my wife stayed down-town. But one of the boys was over ...
— The Titan • Theodore Dreiser



Words linked to "Confrere" :   associate, colleague, fellow



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