Definition Synonyms
Definition of gregarious - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
social natureenjoys the company of others
- She was gregarious and loved large gatherings..
2.
group behaviorTECH. pertaining to a flock or social groupTECH.
- Lions are not typically gregarious animals..
Origin of gregarious
Latin, gregarius (of a flock) + -ous (suffix)
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Examples of gregarious in a sentence
The gregarious host welcomed everyone warmly. The gregarious nature of dolphins makes them fascinating to study. Sheep are known for their gregarious behavior.
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- French:sociable, de groupe, ...
- German:gesellig, ...
- Italian:gregario, ...
- Spanish:gregario, ...
- Portuguese:gregário, ...
- Chinese:合群的, 群居的, ...
- Japanese:社交的, 群れを成す, ...
- Arabic:اِجْتِمَاعِي, قَطِيعِي, ...
- Hebrew:חַבְרוּתִי, חַבְרָתִי, ...
- Russian:общительный, стадный, ...
- Ukrainian:товариський, стадний, ...
- Hindi:मिलनसार, सामूहिक, ...
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