extravert UK
ˈɛkstrəˌvɜrt
See also: extrovert (US)
Definition Synonyms

Definition of extravert - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

outgoing personRareUKperson who feels energized by being with othersRareUK
  • An extravert loves going to parties and meeting new people.
extrovert people person social butterfly

Adjective

personality traitRareUKoutgoing and socially confidentRareUK
  • She was naturally extravert, always the center of attention at parties..
gregarious outgoing sociable
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Origin of extravert

Latin, extra (outside) + vertere (to turn)

Examples of extravert in a sentence

  • Many hiring managers prefer an extravert for sales roles.
  • His extravert nature made him a great host.
  • Being extravert, he easily made new friends.

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  1. French:extraverti, sociable, ...
  2. German:Extrovertierter, extrovertiert, ...
  3. Italian:estroverso, socievole, ...
  4. Spanish:extrovertido, sociable, ...
  5. Portuguese:extrovertido, ...
  6. Chinese:外向者, 外向的, ...
  7. Japanese:外向的な人, 外向的, ...
  8. Arabic:شَخْص اِجْتِمَاعِي, مُنْفَتِح, ...
  9. Hebrew:מֻחְצָן, חָבְרוּתִי, ...
  10. Russian:экстраверт, экстравертный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:екстраверт, екстравертний, ...
  12. Hindi:मिलनसार व्यक्ति, मिलनसार, ...
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