social activity
- noun
- Texting
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actividad en redes sociales
- Finally, the student services professionals at both campuses report engaging in social activities with faculty members at regular intervals.
Examples
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The measure of social activity was only available in the municipality.
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Social activity was perceived as the second most impaired health status dimension.
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The capacity for pain and social activity impairments to negatively influence an individual's perception of life has once more been documented.
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Coworker social interaction included two items asking about social activity at and away from work (only used in the municipal sample).
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The social activity on the platform increased significantly during the holiday season as users shared posts and photos.
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Her social activity includes regularly commenting on friends' posts and posting updates about her life.
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Many people engage in social activity online by liking, sharing, and reacting to various types of content.
Synonyms
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A list of a user's recent actions on a device or website
Antonyms
How Active
- Slang
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Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning is compositionally derived: 'social' modifies 'activity', so a B1 learner who knows both words will infer it refers to activities relating to social contexts. Although the given definition narrows the domain to social media engagement, the core sense (actions related to social interaction) is directly predictable from the constituents.
Etymology
Social activity in the online sense comes from social, meaning people connecting, and activity, meaning things you do; imagine posting, commenting, and liking on a site, like waving or talking across the internet. So it now means the amount or pattern of someone's 'activity on social media'.