Pronunciation: [fɹɐtˈɜːna͡ɪz ɔː nˈa͡ɪz] (IPA) 
Correct spelling for the English word "fraternize or nise" is [fɹɐtˈɜːna͡ɪz ɔː nˈa͡ɪz], [fɹɐtˈɜːnaɪz ɔː nˈaɪz], [f_ɹ_ɐ_t_ˈɜː_n_aɪ_z ɔː n_ˈaɪ_z] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
Fraternize, also known as nise, is a verb that refers to the act of socializing or associating with individuals who may be considered enemies, rivals, or members of a different group, often specifically in a context where such interaction is frowned upon or discouraged. This term is commonly used to describe friendly interactions between individuals from different military units, organizations, or rival factions.
When individuals fraternize, they engage in conversation, establish relationships, or form connections with others who may have different backgrounds, interests, or affiliations. The purpose of fraternization is typically to foster understanding, build rapport, or promote unity among disparate groups. However, fraternizing can also be seen as an act of defiance or rebellion against social boundaries, norms, or expectations.
Fraternizing can occur in various contexts, including workplaces, schools, or social settings. For instance, in a workplace environment, fraternizing may refer to romantic or social relationships between superiors and subordinates or co-workers from different departments. It can also involve socializing with colleagues from competing companies or organizations. Depending on the specific rules or regulations of a given setting, fraternizing may be prohibited or restricted to maintain professionalism, impartiality, or loyalty.
Overall, fraternize or nise describes the act of social interaction with those who may be considered adversaries, opponents, or members of distinct groups. It conveys the idea of uniting people from different backgrounds, promoting understanding, or challenging existing social barriers and expectations.
