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Synonyms & Similar Words
sociable
outgoing
affable
convivial
genial
warm
friendly
approachable
extroverted
communicative
garrulous
loquacious
voluble
talkative
chatty
vivacious
lively
energetic
enthusiastic
hospitable
welcoming
cordial
amiable
jovial
convivial
clubbable
companionable
social
communal
collective
congregational
assembled
gathered
thronging
milling
flocking
herding
swarm
throng
crowd
multitude
horde
Meaning of Gregarious
having or showing a liking for the company of others
Definitions
- (of a person) fond of the company of others, sociable
- * (of animals) living in flocks or herds
Etymology of Gregarious
The word "Gregarious" originates from the Latin "gregarius," meaning "of or pertaining to a flock" or "common," which is derived from "grex," meaning "flock" or "herd"
Historically, the term was first used in the 15th century to describe animals that live in groups, and later it was applied to humans who are sociable and enjoy the company of others
Example Uses
- She's a gregarious person who loves attending parties and social events
- * The gregarious nature of the bird species is evident in their large flocks during migration