extroversive

Examples

• All

• She has an extroversive personality that draws people to her.

• An extroversive child tends to seek out friends and new experiences.

• The team valued his extroversive approach to problem-solving, which brought fresh ideas from outside sources.

• His extroversive nature makes him a great team player.

• She has an extroversive personality, always eager to meet new people and engage in conversation.

• His extroversive nature made him the life of the party, as he effortlessly mingled with everyone.

• Being extroversive, she enjoys attending social events and volunteering in her community.

Synonyms

E

extroverted

vsextroversive

6 4.2

Enjoys being with other people and feels confident in social situations

focuses more generally on outward concern, not only social confidence

E

extraverted

vsextroversive

1 4.3

A person who enjoys meeting and talking with people

is similar but stresses outward direction rather than social eagerness

E

extrovert

vsextroversive

1 3.9

Someone who gets energy from being with other people and likes meeting new people

expresses the same idea but in a different lexical variant

E

extraversive

vsextroversive

• Specialized

9.9

Outgoing and interested in other people and activities

has identical meaning but is the preferred headword form

E

extravertive

vsextroversive

8.2

To enjoy being with other people and taking part in social activities like parties or group work

is the same orientation but stated in a different form

E

extrovertive

vsextroversive

7.5

A person who likes being with others and meeting new people

expresses the same outward focus but in the main dictionary wording

E

extravert

vsextroversive

4.3

Being outgoing and enjoying time with other people

highlights outward direction generally rather than specifically social comfort

E

extrospective

vsextroversive

9.9

Paying attention to the outside world and other people rather than to your own thoughts

is broader, covering social interest as well as external observation

E

extrovertish

vsextroversive

• Informal

7.9

Is somewhat outgoing and friendly but sometimes quiet

refers to a full outward orientation rather than partial sociability

Antonyms

I

introversive

9.9

Someone who pays more attention to their inner thoughts and feelings than to other people

How Outgoing

extroverted

6 4.2

sociable

21 1.6

extroversive

8.6

reserved

3.7

introverted

18 5.8

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology