keep company

Be there with

To keep company is to spend time with someone, providing companionship or presence: She kept him company while he waited for the doctor.

The phrase often implies being with someone so they won't be alone.

To keep company with someone can also mean to associate with them regularly or to date them: He's been keeping company with a woman from his office.

socializing

socialize

Interact with others

fraternizeAssociate on friendly terms
mingleInteract socially with others
associateConnect mentally or socially

hang out · spend time · visit · gather · converse · interact · engage · meet · connect · network

caregiving

attend

Be present at

sit withRemain supportively beside
watch overMonitor protectively
look afterProvide care and supervision

tend · nurse · comfort · support · console · soothe · be there for · bedside · eldercare · respite

companionship

escort

One who accompanies another

presenceState of being somewhere
togethernessState of close connection
fellowshipMutual goodwill among companions

partner · attendant · chaperone · sidekick · associate · consort · entourage · retinue · cohort · comrade

romantic

court

Trial venue or sports surface

wooSeek romantic favor
dateSpecific day or outing
romanceLove and its excitement

suitor · paramour · sweetheart · beau · beloved · admirer · pursue · go steady · partner · love interest

keep company

socialize

attend

escort

court

keep company

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