The action of consorting or having dealings with others; living together; commerce, intercourse, society, intimacy. Obsolete.

Dealing, intercourse; = dale, n.2 2. Obsolete.

A place to which a person (or animal) goes or travels, esp. habitually or frequently; a dwelling place, an abode; a usual meeting place, a haunt. Cf…

Communication, dealings, social interaction. Obsolete.

The action or habit of frequenting (a person); familiar intercourse with.

gen. Fellowship; the fact of being associated in one's actions or relations; mutual association, society, converse. Now rare.

Association or friendly interaction with other people; the company of others. Also in extended use with reference to animals or (occasionally) plants.

Intercourse in the affairs of life; dealings.

Dealings; intercourse (commercial or social).

Association or interaction with or between people. Also figurative.

figurative and in extended use. Communication, converse, dealings. Obsolete.

Social communication between individuals; frequent and habitual contact in conversation and action; dealings.

As a collective noun. The social or public world, esp. the society of important, respectable, or prominent people; such people as a class. Cf. society…

The action or fact of communicating with each other; intercourse.

Mutual dealing, negotiation; intercourse; ado.

Social conduct or behaviour; = entertainment, n. 3a.

Society, company. of consort: social. Obsolete.

Social interaction. Also: a capacity for this.

Relations with, or conduct towards, another; esp. in to keep fair (also good) quarter(s) with. Obsolete.

Intercourse; = conversation, n. 2 3 Obsolete except in certain expressions now referred to 3.

‘Traffic’, intercourse, communication, dealings. Now usually in negative contexts: to have no truck with (a person or thing), etc.

Social intercourse, converse.

= sociality, n. (in various senses).

Frequent intercourse, familiarity with (a person); constant attendance at (a place). Obsolete.

The state or quality of being sociable; (the enjoyment of) friendly social interaction; sociability.

Social quality or character; sociability.

Communion or fellowship one with another; intimate intercourse.

a person's social interactions and activity considered as a whole; (also) the social activity of a place considered as a whole. Cf. sense A. 5b.

Discussion between representatives of different countries or groups, esp. with a view to resolving conflict or solving a problem; an instance of this.

Interaction, dealings, communication.