fellowmen
One's human brothers
Fellowmen is the plural of fellowman, meaning other human beings considered as sharing a common humanity.
The term appears in moral and religious contexts emphasizing duties toward others: Love thy fellowmen, service to his fellowmen.
The word sounds old-fashioned today, with gender-neutral alternatives like *fellow humans* now preferred.
Fellow group members
- kinsfolkOne's extended family
- clanRelated group sharing ancestry
- tribeSocial group sharing ancestry
- kinBlood-connected people
siblings · relatives · family · clansmen · tribesmen · bloodline · lineage · ancestry
Close allies in cause
- alliesCooperative partners united together
- camaraderieGoodwill among companions
- unityWholeness through cohesion
- cooperationJoint action toward shared aims
teamwork · collaboration · coalition · alliance · partnership · mutuality · support · reciprocity
Concern for others' distress
- empathySharing another's emotions
- altruismPrioritizing others' wellbeing
- benevolenceDisposition toward doing good
- kindnessConsiderate, caring disposition
philanthropy · humaneness · generosity · charity · humanitarianism · tolerance · inclusivity · coexistence
brethren
Fellow group members
kin · siblings · relatives · family · clansmen · tribesmen · bloodline · lineage · ancestry · descendants
comrades
Close allies in cause
- alliesCooperative partners united together
- camaraderieGoodwill among companions
- unityWholeness through cohesion
cooperation · teamwork · collaboration · coalition · alliance · partnership · mutuality · support · reciprocity · cohesion
compassion
Concern for others' distress
- empathySharing another's emotions
- altruismPrioritizing others' wellbeing
- benevolenceDisposition toward doing good
kindness · philanthropy · humaneness · generosity · charity · humanitarianism · tolerance · inclusivity · coexistence · peace
fellowmenenemies
Hostile opposing parties
strangers · adversaries · foes · outsiders · aliens
fellowmenenemies
Hostile opposing parties
antagonists · chattel · slaves · nonpersons · subhumans