socialised

Attended gatherings together

Socialised is the British spelling of socialized, the past tense of socialize.

To socialise is to interact with others in a social setting: We socialised with the neighbours over drinks.

Children are socialised into cultural norms—taught how to behave in society.

In economics, to socialise an industry or service is to bring it under public ownership or control: The government socialised healthcare.

trained

housebroken

Taught proper elimination habits

acclimated · habituated · tamed · well-behaved · disciplined · broken-in · accustomed · adjusted · familiarized · desensitized

cultural

acculturation

Adopting another group's customs

values · customs · traditions · integration · worldview · conformity · identity · belonging · mainstream

communal

interaction

Reciprocal action between parties

collaboration · participation · community · connectivity · teamwork · gathering · mingling · bonding · fellowship · companionship

mannered

polite

Showing good manners

civil · gracious · tactful · considerate · respectful · decorous · genteel · proper · well-mannered · cultivated

political

nationalized

Made government property

redistributed

Opposites
social development/integration

socialisedunsocialised

Not adapted to society

unsocialized · feral · wild · antisocial · asocial

economic system (British spelling of socialized)

socialisedprivatised

Transferred to commercial ownership

privatized · deregulated · free-market · capitalist · private

social exposure/interaction

socialisedisolated

Separated from others

secluded · sheltered · cloistered · withdrawn · sequestered

Phrases
Family

socialism, socialise, socialises, socialiser, socialising, socialisation

Familiarity
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Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G