noun
- a person who associates or socializes with others in a friendly or familiar way, especially across social or national boundaries
Usage: British spelling; American equivalent is 'fraternizer'; often used in historical contexts referring to soldiers or civilians who socialize with an enemy or occupying force
Examples
- During the occupation, he was criticized as a fraterniser for spending time with the foreign soldiers.
- The fraterniser welcomed newcomers to the club with genuine warmth and enthusiasm.
- Historical records identified several fraternisers who crossed enemy lines to establish peace talks.
- She became known as a fraterniser among different cultural groups in her community.
- The fraterniser believed that personal connections could bridge political divides.