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Meanings of socialised in English

Under group or government control.

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Usage of socialised in English
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A great way to get them socialised is through puppy school.
News.com.au
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In his first year, he socialised more than he does now.
The Guardian
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It said the two women frequently socialised together with both of their partners.
Radio NZ
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Men are socialised from an early age to stifle tears and keep their composure.
BBC
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I think young women are socialised to strive for perfection.
The Guardian
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This is why socialised healthcare is a good idea, one reader posted in the comment section.
News.com.au
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Elliott ate a special no-white flour diet, rejected alcohol and tobacco and never socialised after midnight.
News.com.au
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Maybe we are seething inwardly about something being overpriced, but we are socialised to accept it.
News.com.au
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My school socialised with the Medlar House girls.
The millionaire's rebellious mistress
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The two have in the past socialised as part of a high-powered media set centred in Oxfordshire.
The Guardian
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Fernie has been well-socialised to be with children and is a real hit with the school community.
Radio NZ
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So the court also ordered Health Canada, the socialised health system, to provide these patients with government marijuana.
The Irish Times
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In that sense the costs are always socialised across customers that did not cause the problem, Ofgem said.
The Guardian
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Childcare and household chores were socialised, with kindergartens and laundries to encourage women to work outside the home.
The Guardian
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Conservatives equate her with socialised medicine.
The Irish Times
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However, he would not like to see general practice becoming "entirely socialised" with doctors as public servants.
The Irish Times
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