Word Type

Noun

Verb

The word "socialising" can be used as noun and verb.

Word Relationships

Causes

acquiring friends active lifestyle anxiety become more popular become popular becoming popular conflicts feel happy fraternization and fornication friendships gaining friends getting to know people have fun having fun interaction with others jealousy laughter lot of small talk make new friends making friends making friends and not being lonely meet new people meeting new friends meeting people to have sex with nerve racking new information new inut new ideas new thinking one to become social pack mentality social bonding trouble understanding people would make new friends

Inflected/Variant Forms

socialise

Prerequisites

confidence grace interaction among people meeting new people network of interest tact talking understanding

Subevents

chat eating enjoying yourself and others faux pas finding new friends get tired have conversation impressing people individuals communicate with one another listening to music making new friends shaking hands share booze talk talking

Broader Terms (Hypernyms)

coming together congress meeting

Synonym Network

socialization

Used For

exchanging pleasantries expanding circle of friends friends friendship fun gaining information gaining social status getting information getting latest gossip getting out of house getting to know people good mental health having good time hooking up with human contact keeping friendship learning about others making connections making friends making new acquaintances making new friends meeting new people meeting others meeting people networking parties raising money schmoozing sharing information spreading germs water cooler

Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.