rapport

IPA: ræpˈɔr

A relationship of mutual trust and respect. A close and harmonious relationship in which the people or groups concerned understand each other's feelings or ideas and communicate well.
Relation; proportion; conformity.

Examples of "rapport" in Sentences

There was never the usual rapport.
The rapport of these two has 3 stages.
Mirroring and rapport are not the same.
This is the modern approach Rapport Building.
The rapport with the audience is vital for success.
Anyway thanks for rapport and compromiss in the lead.
I think there was great rapport between the people in it.
He had a great rapport with young people in the Archdiocese.
It is an effective way of building good rapport in the class.
His rapport with the audience is intimate, humorous and genuine.
One of the many ways you can build rapport is to include some personal information about you and your family.
She resists at first but they slowly gain a rapport from the 1940s into the 1970s as the civil rights movement swirls around them.
That rapport is critical because trainers are convinced that a happy horse, who eats well and responds to attention in a spirited way, performs better.
It creates a sort of scholarly "rapport" -- this use of commas -- between the gentility of the author and the assumed gentility of the reader, taking the latter into a kind of amiable partnership in ironic superiority.
The risk of investing in Arenas' four-year, $80 million contract is mitigated by his long-term rapport with his new GM, who has maintained their relationship since Smith was an executive with the Warriors when Arenas beginning his career at Golden State.