socially
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1.6
- adverb
- /ˈsoʊʃəli/
:
socialmente
- It's tricky socially to kind of navigate that.
- interact socially
- socially acceptable
- socially responsible
So these things, you know, science is socially constructed, as they say.
- So these things, you know, science is socially constructed, as they say.
- We are told that people who are socially skilled are somehow virtuous.
- It's tricky socially to kind of navigate that.
- He was like a boring, fucking quiet, socially awkward dude.
- We sort of were very socially mobile throughout my time there.
- I've known you socially, meaning online for however long.
- But I was also very socially incompetent, like in high school.
- People find you socially repulsive as a consequence.
- I've spent years in more socially deprived areas and I.
- I want him to want to socially meet my friends and enjoy it.
Examples
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We are told that people who are socially skilled are somehow virtuous.
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Consequently, these children may ultimately choose socially withdrawn responses rather than more active problem-solving strategies.
Academic text (1999) -
I mean, you can also think of less, less socially positive applications.
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We sort of were very socially mobile throughout my time there.
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Some of these features matter socially in a context, others do not.
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So for example, I am socially conservative in every respect.
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Gay men are more socially accepted than lesbians.
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He's a wonderful young man, extremely smart, but socially very shy.
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Because if you don't interact socially, it leads to stress.
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Interacting socially with others can significantly improve your mental well-being.
Synonyms
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6.8
In a way that affects many people in a community or country
In a friendly way that shows you like being with others
Antonyms
How Social
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Socially comes from social, which goes back to the old Latin root soci- meaning 'companion' or 'friend', and it is related to everyday words like society and sociable. So, to act socially is to behave in a way that connects with other people or fits what is normal in a group.