fraternizations (Meaning)
fraternizations
to associate or mingle as brothers or on fraternal terms, to associate as friends, to be friendly or amiable, to associate on close terms with members of a hostile group especially when contrary to military orders
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fraternizations Sentence Examples
- The college strictly prohibited fraternizations between students and faculty members.
- Rumors of improper fraternizations between the CEO and employees sparked an internal investigation.
- The military tightened its rules against fraternizations to prevent conflicts of interest.
- The social club encouraged fraternizations among its members to foster camaraderie.
- The school enforced a zero-tolerance policy on fraternizations between students and staff.
- The fraternizations between the political candidates and special interest groups raised ethical concerns.
- The company's policy on fraternizations was designed to maintain professionalism and avoid potential conflicts.
- The fraternizations between the two departments led to a breakdown in communication and cooperation.
- The fraternizations between the students and the townspeople created a sense of community.
- The fraternizations between the opposing sides of the conflict hindered peace negotiations.
FAQs About the word fraternizations
to associate or mingle as brothers or on fraternal terms, to associate as friends, to be friendly or amiable, to associate on close terms with members of a host
fellowships, comities,friendships, companionships, compatibilities, amities, congenialities, harmonies, chimes, agreements
dissentions, antipathies, variances, hatreds, discords, antagonisms,conflicts, enmities, hostilities, dissensions
The college strictly prohibited fraternizations between students and faculty members.
Rumors of improper fraternizations between the CEO and employees sparked an internal investigation.
The military tightened its rules against fraternizations to prevent conflicts of interest.
The social club encouraged fraternizations among its members to foster camaraderie.
