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unfellowship

unfellowship verb: to remove from fellowship; to excommunicate.

Verb

unfellowship (third-person singular simple present unfellowships, present participle unfellowshipping or (US also) unfellowshiping, simple past and past participle unfellowshipped or (US also) unfellowshiped)

  1. (transitive) To remove from fellowship; to excommunicate.

Noun

unfellowship (uncountable)

  1. Lack of, or exclusion from, fellowship.

Forms of unfellowship

third-person singular presentunfellowships
present participleunfellowshipping
present participle US alsounfellowshiping
past participleunfellowshipped
pastunfellowshipped
past participle US alsounfellowshiped
past US alsounfellowshiped

Origin of unfellowship

From un- + fellowship.

Questions about unfellowship

What does unfellowship mean?
Unfellowship means to remove from fellowship; to excommunicate.
What part of speech is unfellowship?
Unfellowship can be a verb or a noun.
What is the past tense of unfellowship?
The past tense of unfellowship is unfellowshipped.

Words near unfellowship in the dictionary

  1. unfellow
  2. unfellowed
  3. unfellowing
  4. unfellowly
  5. unfellows
  6. unfellowship
  7. unfellowshiped
  8. unfellowshiping
  9. unfellowshipped
  10. unfellowshipping
  11. unfellowships

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