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Definition of Socialising

1. Noun. The act of meeting for social purposes. "There was too much socialization with the enlisted men"

Definition of Socialising

1. Verb. (present participle of socialise) ¹

¹ Source: wiktionary.com

Definition of Socialising

1. socialise [v] - See also: socialise

Lexicographical Neighbors of Socialising

Literary usage of Socialising

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Christianity and the Social Order by Reginald John Campbell (1907)
"CHAPTER VIII THE socialising OF INDUSTRY Capital cannot be separated from ... In treating the question of the socialising of natural resources apart from ..."

2. Christianity and the Social Order by Reginald John Campbell (1907)
"CHAPTER VIII THE socialising OF INDUSTRY WE come now to a phase of our ... In treating the question of the socialising of natural resources apart from that ..."

3. Christianity and the Social Order by Reginald John Campbell (1907)
"CHAPTER VIII THE socialising OF INDUSTRY Capital cannot be separated from ... In treating the question of the socialising of natural resources apart from ..."

4. Christianity and the Social Order by Reginald John Campbell (1907)
"CHAPTER VIII THE socialising OF INDUSTRY WE come now to a phase of our ... In treating the question of the socialising of natural resources apart from that ..."

5. The Social Teachings of the Prophets and Jesus by Charles Foster Kent (1917)
"The socialising of the Unsocial Jacob. From the social point of view the early prophetic stories that gather about the names of Jacob and Esau, ..."

6. Government Or Human Evolution by Edmond Kelly (1901)
"... order to point out that the history of these guilds illustrates the inevitable and devastating consequence of selfishness. § 8. THE socialising FORCE OF ..."

7. Government Or Human Evolution by Edmond Kelly (1901)
"THE socialising FORCE OF PRIVATE PROPERTY. — BY ASSOCIATION IN GUILDS Nothing could be more admirable than the original purpose of these guilds; ..."

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