1. plural of fraternizer; people who associate or socialize in a friendly way with others, especially those from a different group or background
Usage: Often used in historical or political contexts to describe those who associate with an opposing or occupying group

Examples

• During the occupation, fraternizers with the enemy were viewed with suspicion by their own community.
• The fraternizers at the conference helped bridge the gap between the two rival organizations.
• Historical records documented the fraternizers who crossed cultural boundaries during wartime.
• The fraternizers in the workplace made efforts to include new employees in social activities.
• Some fraternizers faced criticism for their willingness to associate with the opposing faction.