| No. | Term | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Acquaintance | Someone you know casually. |
| 2. | Affiliation | Formal association with a group. |
| 3. | Affinity | Natural liking or closeness. |
| 4. | Alliance | Cooperative partnership for shared aims. |
| 5. | Amity | Friendly understanding between parties. |
| 6. | Arrangement | Agreed plan or understanding. |
| 7. | Association | Connection or organized group link. |
| 8. | Attachment | Emotional bond or connection. |
| 9. | Bond | Strong tie between people. |
| 10. | Bridge | Means of connecting two sides. |
| 11. | Brotherhood | Fraternal unity or fellowship. |
| 12. | Camaraderie | Mutual trust among companions. |
| 13. | Channel | Pathway for communication or flow. |
| 14. | Chemistry | Natural rapport between people. |
| 15. | Cohesion | Force holding a group together. |
| 16. | Collaboration | Working together toward a goal. |
| 17. | Colleagueship | Connection as coworkers. |
| 18. | Commitment | Promise binding parties over time. |
| 19. | Common ground | Shared interests or agreement. |
| 20. | Companionship | Friendly company; shared time. |
| 21. | Concord | Agreement and harmony. |
| 22. | Conduit | Route through which things pass. |
| 23. | Connection | Link or contact between entities. |
| 24. | Contact | Communication link with someone. |
| 25. | Correspondence | Ongoing exchange of messages. |
| 26. | Coupling | Joining together as a pair. |
| 27. | Courtship | Romantic pursuit toward commitment. |
| 28. | Covenant | Solemn binding agreement. |
| 29. | Deal | Mutual agreement; negotiated understanding. |
| 30. | Dependence | Reliance on another party. |
| 31. | Diplomacy | Managing ties between groups. |
| 32. | Dynamic | Pattern of interaction between people. |
| 33. | Ecosystem | Interconnected community of participants. |
| 34. | Engagement | Formal commitment to marry. |
| 35. | Entanglement | Complicated involvement with someone. |
| 36. | Exchange | Reciprocal giving or interaction. |
| 37. | Family tie | Connection by blood or marriage. |
| 38. | Fellowship | Companionable association; shared interests. |
| 39. | Fraternity | Brotherly association; shared identity. |
| 40. | Friend circle | Group linked by friendship. |
| 41. | Friendship | Affectionate bond between friends. |
| 42. | Fusion | Joining into a unified whole. |
| 43. | Genealogy | Family descent connections. |
| 44. | Goodwill | Benevolent attitude fostering cooperation. |
| 45. | Harmony | Peaceful compatibility between parties. |
| 46. | In-law tie | Connection through marriage family. |
| 47. | Interaction | Reciprocal communication or influence. |
| 48. | Interconnection | Mutual linkage among parts. |
| 49. | Intercourse | Communication or dealings between people. |
| 50. | Interdependence | Mutual reliance between parties. |
| 51. | Interlinkage | Linked connections among elements. |
| 52. | Interplay | Mutual influence in action. |
| 53. | Involvement | Participation or engagement with someone. |
| 54. | Joint venture | Shared business undertaking. |
| 55. | Kinship | Family ties or close affinity. |
| 56. | Liaison | Communication link; romantic connection. |
| 57. | Lineage | Ancestral line connecting generations. |
| 58. | Link | A tie connecting two things. |
| 59. | Long-distance | Connection maintained across distance. |
| 60. | Loyalty | Steadfast support and allegiance. |
| 61. | Marriage | Legally recognized spousal union. |
| 62. | Mentorship | Guidance bond between mentor and mentee. |
| 63. | Mingling | Informal social mixing. |
| 64. | Mutual support | Two-way assistance and backing. |
| 65. | Mutuality | Shared feelings or exchange. |
| 66. | Network | Web of connected people. |
| 67. | Nexus | Central link connecting things. |
| 68. | Obligation | Duty binding parties together. |
| 69. | Opposition | Adversarial connection between sides. |
| 70. | Outreach | Effort to build community ties. |
| 71. | Overlapping circles | Shared social groups in common. |
| 72. | Pact | Formal agreement between parties. |
| 73. | Pairing | Putting two together as a pair. |
| 74. | Partnership | Cooperative association for shared ends. |
| 75. | Patronage | Support tie between patron and recipient. |
| 76. | Peerage | Connection among equals or peers. |
| 77. | Pipeline | Channel for ongoing exchange. |
| 78. | Rapport | Easy, harmonious understanding. |
| 79. | Reciprocity | Mutual exchange of actions. |
| 80. | Romance | Love-based connection between partners. |
| 81. | Roster tie | Link through shared membership. |
| 82. | Siblinghood | Bond like that of siblings. |
| 83. | Social tie | Link formed through social contact. |
| 84. | Solidarity | Unity based on shared purpose. |
| 85. | Sponsorship | Supportive backing connection. |
| 86. | Stakeholdership | Connection through shared interest. |
| 87. | Strategic tie | Connection serving strategic aims. |
| 88. | Support system | People providing help and care. |
| 89. | Symbiosis | Mutually beneficial close association. |
| 90. | Synergy | Cooperation producing greater effect. |
| 91. | Tether | Restraint or tie linking things. |
| 92. | Tie | Connection binding people or things. |
| 93. | Togetherness | Sense of closeness and unity. |
| 94. | Treaty | Formal agreement between nations. |
| 95. | Truce | Temporary agreement to stop conflict. |
| 96. | Trust | Reliance on integrity of another. |
| 97. | Understanding | Shared agreement or mutual comprehension. |
| 98. | Union | Joined association; organized collective. |
| 99. | Unity | State of being joined. |
| 100. | Venture | Joint undertaking by partners. |
