Home›Browse›S›socialiserssocialisersIPA/sˈəʊʃəlˌaɪzəz/IPA/sˈoʊʃəlˌaɪzɚz/socialiserssocialisers — nounnoun1. people who socialize with others, especially by spending relaxed time talking or1.nounC1Definitionpeople who socialize with others, especially by spending relaxed time talking or doing things togetherExampleThe club attracts natural socialisers who enjoy meeting new people every week.natural socialisersSome socialisers prefer small dinners to loud parties with hundreds of guests.socialisers prefer + [setting]View 2 more examplesGood socialisers listen carefully instead of trying to dominate every conversation.good socialisersThe workshop was useful for shy students, not only for confident socialisers.confident socialisersCommon collocationsnatural socialisersconfident socialisersactive socialiserssocialisers at a partySynonymssociable peopleclearer and more common in everyday Englishmixersinformal; people who are good at meeting and talking with othersAntonymslonerspeople who prefer to be aloneGrammar Patternsnatural socialisersconfident socialiserssocialisers at an eventUsage NoteThis is the British spelling. The American spelling is usually 'socializers'. It normally refers to people, not to events or places.Common MistakesUse 'socialisers' for people. For the activity, use 'socialising' or 'socializing'.Word familysocialisernounC1socialiseverbB2Common collocationsNounsnatural socialisersconfident socialisersactive socialisersVerbsattract socialiserssuit socialisersPhrasessocialisers at a partysocialisers in the groupAdjectivesnaturalconfidentactive
Some socialisers prefer small dinners to loud parties with hundreds of guests.socialisers prefer + [setting]