Next day the National Guards will fraternize with the people!
To-morrow the National Guard willfraternize with the people, and the Ministry will resign.
Men of letters accordingly are wont to fraternize with the best of the profession; and there has always been a reciprocal interchange between them, both of affection and wit.
The Lyonnese, already blockaded, indulged in no hostile manifestation; on the 7th of August they marched out of their advanced positions to fraternize with the first body of troops sent against them.
Two directors and one hundred and fifty members of the Legislative Corps fraternize with "all that the dregs of the people provide that is vilest and most disgusting.
Even the oppression of the masses has itself caused the oppressed to fraternize among themselves.
Several regiments of soldiers were placed in and around the palace to drive back the mob, but it was well known that the troops would more willingly fraternize with the multitude than oppose them.
I presume you know that the Americans in Coblenz, who have anything to do with the United States army, are not supposed to fraternize with the Germans.
Sergeant Henry Holloway, Fifth Connecticut: the only one with whom I can fraternizeat all; a railroad man, engine driver, etc.
And as for our men, they fraternize as though the strawberry mark of brotherhood was on every arm.
Permit me, then, as a brother in exile and vagabondage, as a pariah, to fraternize with you.
Union and Confederate soldiers might well fraternize in eastern camps because there they so rarely had any cause for personal hostility towards each other, but not in western.
France keeps them in check only by her army, and knows not how soon even the army may fraternize with them--and fraternize with them it certainly will if it loses all hope of restoring the Empire or the monarchy.
The Gurkhas walked into their camp, and in broken, barrack-room English strove to fraternize with them; offered them pipes of tobacco and stood them treat at the canteen.
Will we reject it with silent contempt--adhere to our isolation, and stubbornly refuse to fraternize with her, and all the balance of our southern sisters?
They are more likely to be engaged in some occupation which brought them to this point, and I think we had betterfraternize with them.
To meet this foe the Convention had at its command but five thousand regular troops; and it was uncertain but that they, in the moment of peril, might fraternize with the insurgents.
Everybody now gets extremely convivial, and we, of course, fraternize with the savages, our neighbors.
But as no orders are given to these troops, they either break their ranks or fraternize with the enemy.
He orders the battalions of National Guards under arms for the following day, not in order to oppose the march of the columns of the people, but to fraternize with the petitioners, and act as escort to the insurrection.
They would mutiny, lay down their arms, fraternize with the men they had been incited to slay.
Just as we, for example, in spite of all our German heartiness, should find it difficult to fraternize with a Sandwich Islander.
Do you think I can forget that my father was trampled into the very earth by your Northern friends with whom you must fraternize as well as trade?
Can you expect me to fraternize with them, to stultify all my life, to trample on my most sacred convictions, to be disloyal to the memory of wife and son, who virtually perished by the action of just such traitors?
She grew cold toward those who yielded to the kindly influences of peace and the healing balm of time; she had bitter scorn for such as were led by their interests to fraternize with the North and Northern people.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "fraternize" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
