ppl. a. [f. prec.] That socializes or renders social.
1828. Q. Rev., XXXVIII. 211. The socialising and humanising effects of a liberal commerce with other nations.
1841. Tait’s Mag., VIII. 562. The socializing philosophist will change the congregation of battling devils … into a conclave of serenest gods.
1890. H. H. Ellis, Criminal, vi. 260. Whatever educative and socialising influences the prison may possess.
