fraternise
/frætərnaɪz/Definitions
1. verb
to associate or spend time with friends or acquaintances in a friendly or social way
“The two nations tried to fraternise with each other through cultural exchange programs.”
2. verb
to form or be in a fraternal relationship, especially with an enemy or rival
“The two warring clans eventually fraternised through a series of peace talks.”
3. verb
to become friends or allies
“The two nations decided to fraternise and formed a long-lasting alliance.”
4. noun
a friendly or social relationship, especially between people who were previously enemies
“The treaty helped to establish a lasting fraternise between the two nations.”