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Comparative
more sociable
Superlative
most sociable
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possessing a friendly personality and willing to spend time with people
- Jane is very sociable and enjoys engaging with large groups of people at parties and social events.
- Introverts may find large gatherings draining, whereas more sociable personalities tend to recharge from time spent in groups.
- As a very sociable person, John never had trouble meeting new people when traveling alone due to his friendly nature.
- She's always been a sociable person, making friends wherever she goes.
- The new employee seemed sociable, chatting with coworkers during lunch.
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(of an event, atmosphere, place, etc.) encouraging people to talk, interact, and spend time with each other
- The café had a sociable atmosphere, with patrons chatting and enjoying each other's company.
- Their backyard BBQs are known for being sociable gatherings filled with laughter and good conversation.
- Joining a club or group can be a great way to meet new people and engage in sociable activities.
- The park's layout was designed to encourage sociable interactions among visitors, with plenty of seating areas and communal spaces.