Word Finder - rapport

definition

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.

example

He always tried to maintain a rapport with his customers.

definition

Relation; proportion; conformity.

synonyms

• accord
• correspondence

She can quickly establish a good rapport with the children she works with.

Alison also has a strong rapport with the children in the school.

There was a good rapport between tutor and learner.

We had a real good rapport with the company.

She has an excellent rapport with her music students.

Your aim is to develop rapport during the meeting.

He had a good rapport with the clients.

You should practice rapport building, to make the customer feel they are your equal, rather than your pupil.

It can be hard to develop rapport with a crowd from such a distance.

They worked well with the students, creating a good rapport with all who took part.

In a moment of insight, they realized people who used similar language patterns quickly developed a deep rapport.

Morgan also offers some solid strategies to get and maintain rapport.

You need to develop a rapport with the interviewers & deliver your answers in a natural manner.

Her huge sparkling eyes create an instant rapport with her audience.

First you need to develop rapport with the audience; then you can bring humor in.

Music was used to build a rapport with some of the students in the Futures Project.

There was not an immediate rapport between the children.

She's a seasoned singer and performer with a great "feel" for a song and warm, humourous audience rapport.

Some couples develop chemistry and rapport upon first meeting, while others develop it over time.

At the personal level, I was able to develop close rapport with the other panelists.

Breathing - A technique known as "rapport" involves the very simple task of synchronizing your breathing with your partner - whether in conversation, in kissing, or simply snuggling up.

In 1798 he published L'Inde en rapport avec l'Europe (Hamburg, 2 vols.), which contained much invective against the English, and numerous misrepresentations.

The result was a series of reports to the minister, afterwards published as Rapport sur l'etat de l'instruction publique dans quelques pays de l'Allemagne et particulierement en Prusse.

Blending incisive observation with light-hearted banter, a welcome rapport was developed with the audience.

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She 's a seasoned singer and performer with a great " feel " for a song and warm, humourous audience rapport.

The rapport between the two hosts was evident, ratings skyrocketed and the morning show was rejuvenated.

How to create a rapport with the interviewers & deliver your answers in a natural manner.

Thanks to his past clientele and friendly rapport with many celebrities, his cosmetics line was an instant success.

It is important to have a good rapport with the bridal consultant you choose, because she or he will be doing much of the legwork when it comes to your wedding.

Costs are lower when a grower can sell items directly to consumers, and if you can build up a rapport with a local grower then you may be able to enjoy even bigger discounts.

If you've developed a sincere rapport through e-mail or instant messaging, the conversation should flow easily, and you'll get a better indication of the real person.

This is to allow the examiner to establish a focused rapport with the child once the procedure has started and avoid diverting attention from the child to the parents during the test.

Mothers with more access to their babies in the hospital developed better rapport with their infants, held them more comfortably, and smiled at and talked to them more often.

His location first gave him work as a shoe repairman for performers from the Met, and he built a friendly rapport with many of the dancers.

Buy a home from a dealer with a good reputation (check the Better Business Bureau) and with whom you've established a good rapport.

If the professional acting as the processor is a different person than the originator, applicants may find themselves dealing with someone who may not have the same rapport with them as the originator did.

A friendly rapport between this professional and other mortgage professionals may ensure the entire process is completed in a timely and accurate manner.

Make this subtle, but by casually following the physical pace of your conversation partner, it builds rapport.

Moving bodies in synchronized rhythm builds a rapport between the women, and a competent DJ will know how to get a crowd pumped up with exciting dance music.

Once this rapport is established, the person may experience a financial hardship such as not being able to pay a bill or needing money to bail a beloved family member out of prison.

Rebirth explains why sometimes when people meet, they instantly develop a rapport that can be either positive or negative.

The rapport is often based on a past life experience.

Developing a good rapport with his customers, he once created an emergency pair of shoes for a dancer.

This option is often limited, however, to VIP buyers who have already established a rapport with a specific retailer.

She is a James Beard Award winning chef who has worked as a sous chef under many celebrity chefs such as Tom Dougan and Eric Rapport.

They require some common ground and a degree of rapport prior to entering into any business relationship.

He and Roslin clash in how they want to handle things, but eventually develop a rapport that serves them well.

He was very hostile to the king, furnished a Rapport sur les crimes imputes a Louis Ca pet (loth of December 1792), and voted for the death of Louis without appeal or respite.

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