gregarious

Examples

• All

• But Melville's method of information is an extravagant, poetic language, an exalted factuality: The Fin-Back is not gregarious.

  Fiction book (2000)

• Many species of flowers are gregarious, often growing side by side in colorful clusters.

• The gregarious plants covered the field, creating a vibrant display during the spring.

• In the garden, the gregarious vines sprawled across the trellis, thriving in close proximity to each other.

Synonyms

C

colonial

vsgregarious

• Specialized

8 4.3

Living together in groups like ants or coral

grows near each other without forming a single communal structure

T

thickset

vsgregarious

6.1

Plants or trees that grow very close together and form a crowded group

grows in groups or clusters but less tightly packed

T

thicket-forming

vsgregarious

8.0

Plants that grow close together to make thick groups of plants

grows in groups or clusters but with lower density

Antonyms

S

solitary

191 4.6

Being alone and not with other people or things

I

isolated

56 3.8

Far from other places or people and hard to reach

How Clustered

dense

42 2.8

gregarious

7.2

tufted

4.4

scattered

1 3.5

solitary

191 4.6

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology