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fraternization

[frat-er-nahy-zey-shuhn] / ˌfræt ərˌnaɪˈzeɪ ʃən /






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Proper bird behavior training, exercise and fraternization are vital because “an unhappy bird can experience psychosis, which can lead to aggression, mutilation, feather plucking, even eating themselves, which is very scary.”

From Los Angeles Times

The All-Stars face extra travel to a function steeped in fraternization between players at a time when teams, in their day-to-day existence, are strongly discouraged from postgame interactions of any kind.

From New York Times

From her home in Austin, she watched as her friend in Valencia, Spain, went into a far more stringent lockdown, where helicopters supposedly monitored rooftops for fraternization.

From The Guardian

The Forum is perhaps the only place on earth where these opportunities for fraternization are possible.

From The Guardian

A growing number of companies have decided to turn grays into blacks and whites with flat “no fraternization” policies.

From The Guardian