fraternization AmE , auch: fraternisation BrE

He wondered if the Court had specific rules on fraternization.

"I was against fraternization from the beginning, and now we see the results of it.

The official said the inquiry was also looking at accusations of fraternization.

"What kind of fraternization did you have in mind?"

He might come down hard, angry and hurt, on the "no fraternization between my employees" side.

Such acts of fraternization did more than anything else to make the German private fed up with the war.

I learned quickly that the city is divided into two camps when it comes to fraternization on the street.

Fraternization between men and women, who are not coupled when they arrive, is prohibited.

Under martial law, even fraternization with them meant immediate execution.

I do not think the department can condone this kind of fraternization."

That was surely another sore point with them: fraternization between races.

Except for their fraternization with the children, the Russians seemed to be ignoring the civilians.

Listen," he looked about as though to make sure no one noticed his sudden fraternization, "you two are lucky.

There will be no fraternization with the Enterprise crew.

"Has fraternization after the cease-fire been peaceful in this area, Lieutenant?"

"You think the regulations might just allow fraternization of that sort with enlisted men, then?

Restrictions over dress, conduct, and fraternization were a source of frustration for students.

"I've had to enact strict rules against fraternization with the natives."

The military has long defined fraternization as any improper relationship between superior and subordinate.

This fraternization, he said, "is wrong for the league."

Some fraternization between the internal security forces and the rioters on Sunday gave cause for concern.

Soon after, the company fired the manager for what it said was improper fraternization with a subordinate.

Fraternization was a reward for both sides, rarely given.

If he had been caught, this would have been "fraternization with an enemy."