gregarious
What does gregarious mean?
Fond of company; happiest in a group.
Gregarious, six ways
How to pronounce gregarious
grih-GAIR-ee-us/ɡrɪˈɡɛriəs/
Gregarious in a sentence
- She was gregarious and easy to like.
- Our gregarious host knew everyone’s name by dessert.
- Starlings are gregarious birds.
Synonyms for gregarious
- sociablePlainer; close.
- outgoingFriendly and open with new people.
- extrovertedThe personality type, more technical.
Where gregarious comes from
Latin. Grex, flock. First said of animals that live in herds.
Good to know
Also used of animals that live in flocks or herds. In people it means drawn to company, not merely friendly.

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