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“Socialize” or “Socialise”

Socialize is predominantly used in American (US) English (en-US) while socialise is predominantly used in British English (used in UK/AU/NZ) (en-GB).

Usage by country

Where each spelling is used

Of the 12 countries below, 6 prefer “socialize” and 4 prefer “socialise”. Usage levels are out of 100; the more common spelling in each country is in bold.

Usage level out of 100 (if available).
Country socialize socialise Preference
United States 98 2 “socialize”
United Kingdom 22 78 “socialise”
India 69 31 “socialize”
Philippines 97 3 “socialize”
Canada 92 8 “socialize”
Australia 24 76 “socialise”
Liberia 0 0 Not enough data
Ireland 27 73 “socialise”
New Zealand 34 66 “socialise”
Jamaica 100 0 “socialize”
Trinidad & Tobago 100 0 “socialize”
Guyana 0 0 Not enough data
Usage

Examples in context

Real sentences for each spelling. Hover an example to copy it.

“socialize”

  • …in order for Eaton to socialize with Peggy.
  • …and was inclined not to socialize easily.
  • …more than 100 birds to socialize and feed.
  • …learn more about Terrans and socialize them.
  • …Geraldo Rivera had met to socialize over drinks, a claim Rivera
  • …social democrats who wish to socialize the economy but who still…
  • …can talk to citizens and socialize, as well identify the problems…
  • …web applications to learn, teach, socialize, administer, promote and sell face-to-face…
  • …to meet and dance, sing, socialize, and honor their cultures.
  • …Connie's tavern to drink and socialize.

“socialise”

  • …local language well enough to socialise with other kids.
  • …sports enthusiasts could congregate and socialise with a friendly game.
  • …elephants attract many animals to socialise, reinforce bonds and feed on…
  • …could gather for one night, socialise with others who had served…
  • Between meals, the passengers could socialise and look at the scenery.
  • …the few people allowed to socialise with the princes.
  • …in unique settings, where people socialise.
  • …young migrants an outlet to socialise rather than spend their time…
  • …to eat, shop, relax and socialise.
  • …table and can eat and socialise, or finish homework.

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