Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
poor-fellow
noun
/ˈpʊrˈfɛloʊ/

Definition
A term used to describe a person who is considered unfortunate or deserving of pity.

Examples
- Despite all his misfortunes, he remained optimistic; what a poor fellow he is!
- Everyone felt sorry for the poor fellow who lost his job unexpectedly.
- She often helps the poor fellows in her community with food drives.

Meaning
The term ‘poor-fellow’ indicates someone who is in a sad situation, often evoking feelings of compassion or sympathy from others.

Synonyms
- unfortunate
- down-and-out
- loser
- hapless