Sentences with FRATERNISE
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"I don't think it's appropriate to fraternise with colleagues outside of work."
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"The soldiers were strictly instructed not to fraternise with the enemy."
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"Despite their differences, the two leaders decided to fraternise and find common ground."
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"The members of the club often fraternise at social events."
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"It is against the company policy to fraternise with clients."
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"He admired her from a distance but was too shy to fraternise with her."
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"In order to build trust, the diplomats decided to fraternise with each other."
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"The coach warned the players not to fraternise with the opposing team before the match."
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"She tends to fraternise with people who share her interests."
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"The spy had to fraternise with the enemy in order to gather intelligence."
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"They met at the conference and decided to fraternise professionally."
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"The police officers were trained not to fraternise with the criminals they arrest."
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"The political leader made an effort to fraternise with the citizens in order to gain their support."
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"The department encourages employees to fraternise and collaborate on projects."
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"It is important for teachers to maintain professional boundaries and not fraternise with their students."
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"The captain ordered the soldiers not to fraternise with the locals without his permission."
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"She decided to fraternise with the newcomers to make them feel welcome."
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"It is not appropriate for the teacher to fraternise with the students outside of school."
2
"Soldiers are advised not to fraternise with the enemy during wartime."
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"After the game, the players from both teams fraternised and exchanged jerseys."
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"The diplomat fraternised with important government officials to strengthen diplomatic ties."
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"He was always happy to fraternise with people from different cultures and backgrounds."
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"The neighbors decided to fraternise by organizing a community picnic."
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"She chose not to fraternise with her colleagues in order to maintain a professional distance."
