extravertive

Examples

• All

• People with an extravertive disposition often thrive in busy, social settings.

• The workshop favored extravertive approaches to problem-solving over individual reflection.

• John is very extravertive at parties.

• Her extravertive nature makes her a great host.

• Her extravertive personality made her a natural at networking events.

• People with an extravertive disposition often thrive in busy, social settings.

• Her extravertive nature makes her a great host.

Synonyms

E

extroverted

vsextravertive

6 4.2

Enjoys being with other people and feels confident in social situations

places slightly more emphasis on external events than inner thoughts

E

extraverted

vsextravertive

1 4.3

A person who enjoys meeting and talking with people

leans more toward general external focus rather than only social interest

E

extrovert

vsextravertive

1 3.9

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

is used as a descriptive form for the same outward social quality

E

extrovertive

vsextravertive

7.5

A person who likes being with others and meeting new people

is more about attention to external events and people than just sociability

E

extraversive

vsextravertive

• Specialized

9.9

Outgoing and interested in other people and activities

focuses more on social and environmental attention rather than inner reflection

E

extroversive

vsextravertive

8.6

A person who likes being with other people and meeting new people

is primarily about attention to the social and physical surroundings not inward thought

E

extravert

vsextravertive

4.3

Being outgoing and enjoying time with other people

is the adjectival description of similar outward orientation rather than a person

How Outgoing

gregarious

11 7.0

extravertive

8.2

outgoing

46 3.0

reserved

3.7

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology