Present participle of fraternise; the ongoing act of associating and bonding with others in a friendly manner.
From 'fraternise' with the present participle suffix '-ing' (British spelling). Indicates the continuous or progressive action of fraternization.
The concept of soldiers 'fraternising' during WWI was so powerful that generals issued strict orders against it—because when enemies see each other as brothers instead of targets, the whole war machine threatens to break down.
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