Definition of Gregarious

fond of the company of others; sociable.

Examples of Gregarious in a sentence

When you walk in a room, you radiate gregarious energy, surely to brighten all gloomy souls.  🔊

Gregarious people are likely to hang out with friends every weekend while reserved people keep to themselves.  🔊

If you want to be more approachable, show a gregarious smile.  🔊

Storms of people rushed in the nightclub to have a gregarious time dancing and singing to the music.  🔊

The gregarious 94-year-old grooved to rap music, a move that shocked the other retirees in the room.  🔊

As gregarious as you are with me, I am sure everyone will admire you.  🔊

Jolly and gregarious, Santa Clause handed out toys and candy canes in a surprise visit to my school.  🔊

You do not typically associate nerdy computer programmers of having a gregarious personality.  🔊

Joe, being gregarious, was always the life of the party.  🔊

If you want to have a fun time, hang out with the gregarious crowd, not the silent nutcase in the corner who picks his skin and talks to himself.  🔊

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