1. past tense of fellowship; to associate or spend time together as friends or members of a group
Usage: informal; often used in religious or community contexts
2. past tense of fellowship; to award or receive a fellowship (academic or professional grant)
Usage: academic/professional context

Examples

• The students fellowshiped together during the retreat.
• She fellowshiped with members of her church community every Sunday.
• He fellowshiped at the research institute for two years.
• They fellowshiped over coffee and discussed their shared interests.
• The organization fellowshiped young professionals in the field of public health.
• We fellowshiped with international scholars at the conference.