sociability
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3.6
- noun
- /ˌsoʊʃəˈbɪləti/
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sociabilidad
- Spices, mint, perfume, and incense often accompany tea-drinking, meals, and sociability when means permit.
- sociability self-concept
- form of sociability
- sociability level
Gets across the blood brain barrier, Oxytocin goes up and levels of sociability do not increase.
- Gets across the blood brain barrier, Oxytocin goes up and levels of sociability do not increase.
- And I didn't realize I might be able to do that until I started studying sociability or prosocial behaviors in mice.
- Why can't we rely on a kind of native instinct of sympathy or sociability?
- You need to go back to these elemental, primal human qualities, our sociability.
- But uniting all of this is that connection, that sociability.
- This is what allows us the sociability that ultimately leads to stoic cosmopolitanism.
- Fetishize the human brain, fetishize human powers, fetishize our sociabilities.
Examples
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Individualism overlooks the intrinsic value of human sociability and tends to view human beings atomistically.
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Better educated teachers may be interacting in a manner that enhances sociability and competence for preschool children.
Academic text (2013) -
I have heard many times about your kind heart and your sociability.
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Sociability is not their strong suit.
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Hence, the cultivation of taste is based on knowledge and civil sociability rather than the kind.
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This is what allows us the sociability that ultimately leads to stoic cosmopolitanism.
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Demonstration of unconditional positive regard, sociability, and actions that supported women and families were emphasized.
Academic text (2008) -
We are individuals, but friendship and sociability are constitutive aspects of our flourishing.
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Her sociability made it easy for her to make new friends at the party.
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His sociability is evident in the way he engages everyone in conversation.
Synonyms
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1.0
A kind and pleasant way of treating other people
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3.5
How pleasant and friendly someone or something seems to other people
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6.5
Being pleasant and friendly so people enjoy your company
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8.0
A friendly, lively atmosphere that makes people enjoy being together
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5.3
A friendly, gentle way that makes people feel comfortable
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4.1
A friendly, pleasant way of behaving that makes people feel comfortable
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7.9
A tendency to live and form groups with other animals or people
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5.5
A friendly, cheerful way that makes people feel welcome
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4.1
The quality of being friendly and easy to talk to
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7.4
Enjoying being with other people
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5.0
A pleasant, friendly quality of someone who often says yes to others
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5.3
Being friendly, kind, and easy to get along with
A liking for being with other people
Being friendly and willing to talk to new people
Being friendly and easy to talk to
A friendly, pleasant way of acting that makes others feel comfortable
Being friendly and pleasant so people enjoy being with you
Easy to talk to and able to start a friendly conversation
A friendly, pleasant way of behaving that avoids conflict
Antonyms
How Sociable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Sociability comes from the Latin root soci-, which means 'companion' or 'ally' and is the same root in common words like social and society. So, sociability is the quality of enjoying the company of others and being friendly in groups.