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rapport

[ra-pawr, -pohr, ruh-] / ræˈpɔr, -ˈpoʊr, rə- /


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During our interview it’s clear that Palmer and Whitehall have an easy rapport.

From Los Angeles Times

Their rapport is no secret, given that the two spent years performing alongside one another on the Canadian sketch show “SCTV” before continuing their collaboration in Guest’s films, and later in “Schitt’s Creek.”

From Salon

He developed a rapport with the president and offered up public-relations wins for the administration.

From The Wall Street Journal

A 30-second hello builds immediate rapport — it turns strangers into friendly faces and makes a building, block, or street feel safer and more human.

From Salon

Izzard, who has a background as a street performer, feels a kinship with Elizabethan players, who like stand-up comics, maintained a lively rapport with their audience.

From Los Angeles Times