Third person singular present tense of fraternize; associates or bonds with others in a friendly manner.
From 'fraternize' with the third-person singular present suffix '-s/-es.' Follows standard English verb conjugation rules.
When news reports say someone 'fraternizes' with an enemy or rival group, it carries a judgment—the word itself suggests crossing a boundary that shouldn't be crossed, though historically fraternization has often been how peace actually starts.
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