Wondering how to use Socialise in a sentence? Below are 10+ example sentences from authentic English texts. Including the meaning and synonyms such as socialize or alter.
Socialise meaning
Alternative form of socialize.
Synonyms of Socialise
Using Socialise
- The main meaning on this page is: Alternative form of socialize.
- Useful related words include: socialize, alter, change, set.
- In the example corpus, socialise often appears in combinations such as: to socialise, and socialise, socialise with.
Context around Socialise
- Average sentence length in these examples: 25.6 words
- Position in the sentence: 1 start, 12 middle, 7 end
- Sentence types: 20 statements, 0 questions, 0 exclamations
Corpus analysis for Socialise
- In this selection, "socialise" usually appears in the middle of the sentence. The average example has 25.6 words, and this corpus slice is mostly made up of statements.
- Around the word, easily, relax, loss and learn stand out and add context to how "socialise" is used.
- Recognizable usage signals include active and socialise with like and along to socialise over a. That gives this page its own corpus information beyond isolated example sentences.
- By corpus frequency, "socialise" sits close to words such as acuity, admiralty and albertsons, which helps place it inside the broader word index.
Example types with socialise
The same corpus examples are grouped by length and sentence type, making it easier to see the contexts in which the word appears:
But, this does not bother them too much because they do not socialise. (13 words)
For too long it has been a case of socialise the costs and privatise the benefits. (16 words)
You socialise both victories and losses unlike Mr.Mwila who wants to privatise victory and socialise loss. (17 words)
On the opposite end of the spectrum, one commenter wrote: ‘It is quite natural for young parents to want to socialise with their children in tow when their friendship circle consists of other parents in the same situation. (38 words)
The strange scene was painted for me by a person who holds a privileged position that allows them to legally linger near groups of secondary school pupils as they socialise during break and dinner times. (35 words)
Kuczora, pictured, had been in a relationship since 2018 but the victim had taken out a domestic violence prevention order against him, Birmingham Crown Court heard, although the pair have continued to socialise since. (34 words)
Example sentences (20)
You socialise both victories and losses unlike Mr.Mwila who wants to privatise victory and socialise loss.
A space that you can come and eat amazing food, drink beautiful drinks and socialise in a relaxed and vibrant atmosphere.
But even under the weight of its all-boys history, principal Scott James acknowledges Knox “cannot be a standalone institution”, and “must provide opportunities for boys and girls to socialise and integrate”.
But, this does not bother them too much because they do not socialise.
Charles Row, defending, said that his client is a "private independent man who doesn't easily socialise" and has "deficits in thinking processes and cognitive abilities".
Dynamos Cricket will help grow kids love of the game, and will give them the opportunity to socialise and make friends in a safe environment.
Energy Train will present an opportunity for participants to socialise, make new friends and develop new DJ skills.
For 15 years, the University of the Third Age (U3A) has given older people a reason to get out of the house and socialise.
For too long it has been a case of socialise the costs and privatise the benefits.
It creates a diverse, unique environment for people to come together to work, share ideas, network, and socialise with new connections made.
Kuczora, pictured, had been in a relationship since 2018 but the victim had taken out a domestic violence prevention order against him, Birmingham Crown Court heard, although the pair have continued to socialise since.
Lance is an active 6-year-old Lurcher Cross who is seeking an experienced, one-dog home with space to socialise with similar-sized pals once he's settled.
Most cited the bills crisis – but having to socialise with people they’re not overly fond of was another reason for a quarter.
On the opposite end of the spectrum, one commenter wrote: ‘It is quite natural for young parents to want to socialise with their children in tow when their friendship circle consists of other parents in the same situation.
Open water swimming, which regulars say has increased in popularity, offers people the chance to get active and socialise with like-minded others while taking in some breathtaking views.
Owners will also be welcome to relax, socialise and mingle with fellow dog enthusiasts on the hotel’s terrace, while sipping on bespoke cocktails from the horsebox bar.
People travel from miles around to attend the sessions in Preston which give them a chance to socialise as well as dance.
The club runs every Wednesday at 2.30-4pm at Longniddry Church Halls and invites elderly people along to socialise over a cup of tea and some interactive games.
The knitting club was set up by team leader, Jacqueline MacDonald, as an out-of-office activity for the team to socialise, learn a new skill and create something together.
The strange scene was painted for me by a person who holds a privileged position that allows them to legally linger near groups of secondary school pupils as they socialise during break and dinner times.
Common combinations with socialise
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- to socialise 47×
- and socialise 24×
- socialise with 23×
- socialise and 12×
- socialise in 4×
- socialise the 3×
- socialise as 3×
- can socialise 3×
- socialise much 3×
- not socialise 2×