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make friends
verb as in fraternize
verb as in hit it off
verb as in patch up
Example Sentences
O’Malley agreed, saying he sees how it prevents men “from developing their emotional intelligence, their ability to reach out to other people, to make friends and connect.”
McDonough hopes to avoid prescriptions for as long as possible for his younger son, who is starting to do well and make friends at a special-education, small preschool.
Then they both sat quietly and waited, for as anyone who has ever tamed a wild thing knows, if one remains calm and friendly and offers a tasty treat, even a creature who has suffered a great shock will soon calm down enough to make friends.
At least Rainbow had hooves to kick with, but Rainbow would always rather make friends than fight.
“Anyway, I’m usually able to make friends with even the most skittish beasts. Runs in the family. My great-uncle Pudge, the sailor, tells the story of how he cozied up to an albatross once, out at sea—but honestly, the children showed a knack for it the likes of which I’ve never seen. They even helped give some medicine to a sick elephant.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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