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yokefellow

 

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Yokefellow

Noun

A person who shares a common goal, purpose, or burden with another.

Example sentences:

  1. Joe found a yokefellow in Mary, as they both aimed to fight against poverty in their community.
  2. She considered her sister as her yokefellow in their quest for justice.

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Verb

To join, connect, or unite with someone.

Example sentences:

  1. The organizations decided to yokefellow their efforts to improve the education system.
  2. They yokefellowed together to create a powerful campaign for environmental sustainability.

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Local Usage

In a particular region or community, the term "yokefellow" may refer to a specific occupation or cultural practice.

Example sentence:

  1. In the local community, a yokefellow is someone who is skilled in artisanal crafts.

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