One word for a person you meet while travelling
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I understand 'co-passenger' could be a term that can be used for a person i'm travelling with. But when it comes to a more poetic connotation, what word can i use?
E.g. The co-passenger i met in that phase of my life, we still share the same ride sometimes.
It could mean more like a fellow being on Earth. So, i have ruled out words like partner or co-inhabitant.
Suggestions and corrections are most welcome.
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I understand 'co-passenger' could be a term that can be used for a person i'm travelling with. But when it comes to a more poetic connotation, what word can i use?
E.g. The co-passenger i met in that phase of my life, we still share the same ride sometimes.
It could mean more like a fellow being on Earth. So, i have ruled out words like partner or co-inhabitant.
Suggestions and corrections are most welcome.
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fellow traveler, as in the fellowship of the ring.
– Dan Bron
Nov 30 at 18:44
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I understand 'co-passenger' could be a term that can be used for a person i'm travelling with. But when it comes to a more poetic connotation, what word can i use?
E.g. The co-passenger i met in that phase of my life, we still share the same ride sometimes.
It could mean more like a fellow being on Earth. So, i have ruled out words like partner or co-inhabitant.
Suggestions and corrections are most welcome.
single-word-requests
asked Nov 30 at 17:31
Churamani
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I understand 'co-passenger' could be a term that can be used for a person i'm travelling with. But when it comes to a more poetic connotation, what word can i use?
E.g. The co-passenger i met in that phase of my life, we still share the same ride sometimes.
It could mean more like a fellow being on Earth. So, i have ruled out words like partner or co-inhabitant.
Suggestions and corrections are most welcome.
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single-word-requests
asked Nov 30 at 17:31
Churamani
1194
asked Nov 30 at 17:31
Churamani
1194
asked Nov 30 at 17:31
Churamani
1194
asked Nov 30 at 17:31
Churamani
1194
asked Nov 30 at 17:31
Churamani
1194
1194
2
fellow traveler, as in the fellowship of the ring.
– Dan Bron
Nov 30 at 18:44
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fellow traveler, as in the fellowship of the ring.
– Dan Bron
Nov 30 at 18:44
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fellow traveler, as in the fellowship of the ring.
– Dan Bron
Nov 30 at 18:44
fellow traveler, as in the fellowship of the ring.
– Dan Bron
Nov 30 at 18:44
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fellow traveler, as in the fellowship of the ring.
– Dan Bron
Nov 30 at 18:44