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View usage for: (soʊʃəbəl) adjectiveSociable people are friendly and enjoy talking to other people. She was, and remained, extremely sociable, enjoying dancing, golf and bicycling. Some children have more sociable personalities than others. Synonyms: friendly, social, outgoing, warm More Synonyms of sociable sociability (soʊʃəbɪlɪti) uncountable noun Enthusiasm, adaptability, sociability, and good health are essential. Synonyms: friendliness, conviviality, cordiality, congeniality More Synonyms of sociable sociable in British English (ˈsəʊʃəbəl) adjective1. friendly or companionable 2. (of an occasion) providing the opportunity for friendliness and conviviality noun3. mainly US another name for social (sense 9) 4. a type of open carriage with two seats facing each other Derived forms sociability (ˌsociaˈbility) or sociableness (ˈsociableness) noun sociably (ˈsociably) adverb Word origin C16: via French from Latin sociābilis, from sociāre to unite, from socius an associate sociable in American English (ˈsoʊʃəbəl) adjective1. enjoying or requiring the company of others; gregarious 2. friendly or agreeable; affable 3. characterized by pleasant, informal conversation and companionship a sociable evening noun4. US a social, esp. a church social Derived forms sociability (ˌsociaˈbility) nounWord forms: plural ˌsociaˈbilities sociableness (ˈsociableness) noun sociably (ˈsociably) adverb Word origin Fr < L sociabilis < sociare, to associate < socius: see social Examples of 'sociable' in a sentencesociable He is incredibly sociable and a good friend.Research has proven video games are actually more sociable than people think.He did go to parties but he was not a very sociable person.The moon visits the most sociable part of your chart and you handle people skilfully.You find new love when you try out a sociable way of exercising.He is more open and more sociable than he was at the outset.It all sounds so sociable and friendly.Get one or two of your older siblings who are sociable and good organisers to help.It is a quality that may be present in otherwise sociable people.The moon moves in to the sociable part of your chart to make you good company.This can include a new way of working and a sociable way of getting fit.Doubles players are more open and sociable.Books are sociable and people stop and talk to each other about them.Jupiter oversees your fitness chart and a way of exercising that has a sociable side is good for you.Everyone is incredibly sociable and friendly.Those colleagues who came to know him well, found an engaging and often highly sociable man.He was a quiet yet sociable man, with a kind heart.A sociable man with a good sense of humour was top of the list.Our family was very sociable.My mother was extremely sociable.LIKE us, monkeys are highly sociable.We may become less sociable, less caring, more hostile and insensitive towards others.We're quite a sociable family; we have big dos.The centre, she continues, is extremely sociable. In other languagessociable British English: sociable / ˈsəʊʃəbl/ ADJECTIVE Sociable people enjoy meeting and talking to other people. She was extremely sociable. - American English: sociable
- Arabic: أنِيس
- Brazilian Portuguese: sociável
- Chinese: 善于社交的
- Croatian: društven
- Czech: společenský člověk
- Danish: social
- Dutch: gezellig
- European Spanish: sociable
- Finnish: seurallinen
- French: sociable
- German: gesellig
- Greek: προσηνής
- Italian: socievole
- Japanese: 社交的な
- Korean: 사교적인
- Norwegian: selskapelig
- Polish: towarzyski
- European Portuguese: sociável
- Romanian: sociabil
- Russian: компанейский
- Latin American Spanish: sociable
- Swedish: sällskaplig
- Thai: เป็นมิตร
- Turkish: sosyal
- Ukrainian: товариський
- Vietnamese: dễ chan hòa
Chinese translation of 'sociable' adj -
好交际(際)的 (hào jiāojì de)
Definition friendly and enjoying other people's company Some children have more sociable personalities than others. Synonyms Opposites cold , withdrawn , unsociable , formal, distant , stiff , tense , unfriendly , reclusive , businesslike , uptight (informal) , antisocial , introverted , uncommunicative , standoffish SeeoutgoingAdditional synonymsDefinition friendly and pleasant to be with They stood around the room chatting in small companionable groups. Synonyms friendly, neighbourly, familiar, outgoing, cordial, sociable, genial, affable, congenial, gregarious, convivial, conversable Definition sociable or lively Enjoy simple but satisfying food in the bistro's convivial atmosphere. Synonyms sociable, friendly, lively, cheerful, jolly, merry, festive, hearty, genial, fun-loving, jovial, back-slapping, gay (old-fashioned), partyish (informal) Definition warm and friendly I had never known him to be so chatty and cordial. Synonyms warm, welcoming, friendly, cheerful, affectionate, hearty, agreeable, sociable, genial, affable, congenial, warm-heartedDefinition cheerful, easy-going, and friendly He was a warm-hearted friend and a genial host. Synonyms friendly, kind, kindly, pleasant, warm, cheerful, jolly, hearty, agreeable, cheery, amiable, cordial, affable, congenial, jovial, convivial, good-natured, warm-hearted, merryDefinition enjoying the company of others She's such a gregarious and outgoing person. Synonyms outgoing, friendly, social, cordial, sociable, affable, convivial, companionableDefinition kind, friendly, and helpful I invited them to dinner as a neighbourly gesture of goodwill. Synonyms helpful, kind, social, civil, friendly, obliging, harmonious, amiable, considerate, sociable, genial, hospitable, companionable, well-disposed Definition friendly and sociable She is very friendly and outgoing. Synonyms sociable, open, social, warm, friendly, accessible, expansive, cordial, genial, affable, extrovert, approachable, gregarious, communicative, convivial, demonstrative, unreserved, companionableWe ought to organize more social events. Synonyms sociable, friendly, companionable, neighbourlyDefinition kindly or affectionate We were instantly attracted by his warm personality. Synonyms affable, kindly, friendly, affectionate, loving, happy, tender, pleasant, cheerful, hearty, good-humoured, amiable, amicable, cordial, sociable, genial, congenial, hospitable, approachable, amorous, good-natured, likable or likeable |