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rapport
noun as in understanding between people
Example Sentences
"There was a sinister undertone and it was difficult to build rapport," she wrote in a statement.
Stone says that while she and Delbis had a friendly rapport, she hung back a little when they weren’t shooting.
You could even say, “I have a particularly good rapport with this new adviser, and it will help us both to work together.”
Their gentle rapport, interrupted by her outrageous outbursts, drew attention to the condition which is believed to affect one in a hundred school aged children in the UK.
Larkish if not particularly deep, the movie features an attractive rapport between the two leads.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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