gregarious
sociable and fond of the company of others
Word origin: From Latin grex, gregis, a flock or herd.
Gregarious in a sentence
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Her gregarious nature drew people to her, and she quickly became the center of every gathering.
A gregarious host, she seemed to know every guest at the crowded reception.
Using “gregarious” well
Gregarious describes a person who enjoys and seeks the company of others. It can also describe animals that live in flocks or herds.
More GRE words starting with G
an embarrassing social mistake or blunder, especially in a public setting
providing profit or income; productive
in a way that yields profit or useful result
to deny or contradict; to declare false
one who denies, opposes, or contradicts
bold, brazen impudence or nerve
causing irritation or resentment; vexing
producing a sudden, startling burst of energy or excitement
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