socializing
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2.1
- noun
- /ˈsoʊʃəˌlaɪzɪŋ/
- US
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convivencia
- For instance, one guidebook discusses in detail the role of cleaning activities in socializing students.
- socializing with peers
- socializing and boredom
- socializing and boredom avoidance
And then after dinner is either chill socialising or content creation.
- And then after dinner is either chill socialising or content creation.
- I mean, socializing, like I was terrified of girls.
- Netflix was not going and you know socializing with employees of Blockbuster.
- Maybe it didn't love you back but you love socializing with your friends.
- I prefer listening to talking, reading to socializing and cozy chats to group settings.
- But what would you say is the right amount of socializing?
- I mean, much of what they're doing is in fact socializing.
- Of course, we enjoy going out, listening to music, talking to other people, just socializing.
- And that's prioritizing sort of a novel area of sort of socializing compared to the people that you already know.
- In today's world, we increasingly live our lives late into the night, whether it's work, obligations, socialising or glued to a screen.
- So I call myself a phenotypic extrovert because I'm very comfortable with socializing and, you know, like having a lot of friends.
- She was really, you know, she was, she, she was there for the food and, and the, the socializing was second.
- You know, I've sort of found a good balance now between work and, and family life and, you know, socializing and whatever else.
- You know, it was a lot of that and smart, very smart people, but I don't know how well they were at socializing.
- Probably one of the few places you get top boys from Chef United and Chef Wednesday, having a beer and socialising.
- Being in social spaces, getting to meet new friends, socializing with people you already know, finding your stride socially again.
- And I'm concerned that they have never known socializing a different way.
Examples
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You know, I've sort of found a good balance now between work and, and family life and, you know, socializing and whatever else.
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The activities she once found pleasure in, like cheerleading and socializing, no longer hold the same appeal.
Academic text (2013) -
School plays an important socializing function.
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All the conventions and the socializing and being the center of attention.
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A greater focus on socializing may be another cause for gender differences.
Academic text (2008) -
Apart from the family, the church serves as one of the strongest socializing agents in the African American community.
Academic text (2008) -
The piazza is an important place for socializing and for the creation of a sense of community.
Academic text (1994) -
Choir practice and concerts were acceptable forms of socializing and entertainment.
Academic text (1999) -
Being in social spaces, getting to meet new friends, socializing with people you already know, finding your stride socially again.
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Spending time at the coffee shop is a great way of socializing with friends after work.
Synonyms
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2.8
People talk, act, and respond to each other
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3.2
To move around and talk to different people at a social event
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3.3
Spending time with other people for fun and friendship
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2.1
A thing people do together to meet and talk for fun
Antonyms
How Social
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word socializing comes from social, which comes from the old Latin root socius meaning 'companion' or 'friend' and the same root is in society. So, to socialize is to spend time with others and make friends.