भाऊबंदकी,

fraternise's Usage Examples:

They tell them that their kind are forbidden to fraternise with humans as it has done nothing but cause grief in the past.

Jammes fraternised with other writers, including André Gide (with whom he travelled to Algeria.

From his single cell he fraternised with some of the Great Train Robbers.

The battalion famously refused to play football or otherwise fraternise with the enemy on Christmas Day 1914.

The woman playing the queen (Number Eight), who had fraternised with Number Six during the game, is subjected to hypnosis to make her.

(Kaffir brother) was also often used to describe a white person who fraternised with or sympathized with the cause of the black community.

Aboriginal boy"s gaol sentence, the bond condition forbade the boy to fraternise with Mackerras.

are looking forward to its return to port when they will be allowed to fraternise with local girls.

République française, to seize cannons stored on the hill of Montmartre, fraternise with civilians and the National Guard, and two army generals are killed.

they were seen just as cheap labour, not even allowed out of camp to fraternise locally, dismissed as mere coolies.

Man"s Land and exchange photos of their loved ones while other soldiers fraternise and play football.

This type of publication, he argued, would enable British Economists to ‘fraternise’ with the likes of the American Economic Association.

Alexander had once fraternised frequently with ordinary people, being known for his habit of making.

Synonyms:

fraternize, socialize, socialise,