gregarious
Adjective
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What does “gregarious” mean?
adjective.(of a person) fond of company; sociable.
SAT Usage
this term is often found in passages related to social dynamics or personality traits, emphasizing an individual's enjoyment of social interactions and group settings. It suggests a more pronounced and enthusiastic sociability than similar words like "extroverted," which may not capture the warmth or fondness for companionship implied here.
Common Confusions
Gregarious implies a fondness for social interaction and warmth in companionship, while extroverted usually suggests a tendency to seek out social situations without necessarily conveying the same warmth or enjoyment of those interactions.
Do not choose gregarious if the context emphasizes solitude or isolation rather than being fond of company or sociable.
Example Sentences
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A gregarious person, she made friends easily wherever she went.