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• n  associating with others in a brotherly or friendly way; especially with an enemy

• The plain fact was that non-fraternization was sound in purpose, unenforceable in practice.
• Though France's military activity is greater than ever before, the army officers for the most part execute De Gaulle's fraternization policies faithfully.
• They planned to drop the adultery and fraternization charges, the focus of all the public outrage, in order to deny Flinn the high ground in the media wars.

• fraternisation

News & Articles

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• Report: Lesbian chief cleared of frat charges at court-martial
  A Navy judge dismissed fraternization charges against a female chief petty officer Aug. 7 at a Great Lakes, Ill., court-martial where she'd been accused of an improper relationship with a female petty officer, The Chicago Tribune reported.
  Aug. 9, 2013 - Navy Times

Quotes

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• Sheldon Silver in Tonawanda News
  Your conduct exhibited a profound lack of respect or appreciation for the appropriate and positive role the Policy (against member-intern fraternization) envisions,Silver wrote.
• George Dalaras in Today's Zaman
  My grandmother was from Smyrna [now Ä°zmir]. Together with the bitterness, we accepted the joy of the songs, the culture, the principles of peace, the fraternization and a common life,Dalaras says, referring to the time when his family had to...
• Willie Randolph in Newsday
  We fought. We literally fought each other,Randolph said. "Nowadays, players don't really feel it. [You see] fraternization and kissy-face going on. You can't have a rivalry and have that stuff going on." "Just look at the names!"