ISEE/SSAT Vocabulary BuilderWordsGgregarious
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gregarious
Meaning: fond of the company of others; sociable
gregarious in a sentence
How gregarious is used in real sentences:
Her gregarious nature made her popular at camp.
Her gregarious nature made her popular at camp.
“The most effective commissioners were judicious, weighing precedent against human consequences, and gregarious enough to build trust through repeated meetings with residents and one another.”
— from the passage Where the River Moved
Synonyms for gregarious
Other words for gregarious — sociable, outgoing and convivial — carry the same meaning.
- sociable
- outgoing
- convivial
Antonyms of gregarious
Words that mean the opposite of gregarious:
Where it comes from
From Latin grex 'flock, herd'
Word parts
- greg — flock, herd
gregarious: greg (flock) + -arious (belonging to)
Memory hook
GREGARIOUS people love the GROUP.
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