gregarious
adjective
fond of the company of others; sociable.
gregariously
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a word derived from
gregarious.
Example Sentences
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His client doesn’t mind at all as Lecompte gregariously shows off his waiting room that doubles as a mini museum of maritime artifacts and antique salon supplies.
From Washington Post ● Jul. 20, 2017
"He was a fabulous con artist - could con the gold out of your teeth - but was terribly, gregariously generous."
From Seattle Times ● Mar. 23, 2011
"We're gregariously social creatures, and one way we can exhibit that sociability is by sharing our things," he says.
From Time ● Dec. 5, 2010
But not all the Girard alumni ambled, as they usually do, placidly and gregariously about the halls of their undergraduate years.
From Time Magazine Archive
Some tied themselves on gun-limbers and slept there, while their riderless horses gregariously followed the column.
From With Our Army in Palestine by Antony Bluett
