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gregariously

/ɡɹəˈɡɛɹiəsli/ adv

In a gregarious manner

Word Origin Gregariously comes from gregarious, from Latin grex 'flock, herd.' A gregarious person is like a herd animal — sociable. The same root gives us aggregate (to gather into a flock), congregate (to flock together), segregate (to separate from the flock), and egregious (literally 'out of the flock,' meaning outstanding, but now outstandingly bad). So gregariously means in a sociable, flock-like manner.

adv In a gregarious manner

She gregariously introduced herself to everyone at the party.

(副词) 合群地；爱交际地；群居地

她在派对上热情地和每个人打招呼。

(adverbio) gregariamente; sociablemente; de forma sociable; cordialmente [De manera gregaria.]

Se presentó afablemente con todos en la fiesta.

(adverbe) sociablement; de manière sociable [De manière sociable, en aimant la compagnie des autres.]

Elle s'est présentée à tout le monde à la fête avec une grande sociabilité.

(Adverb) gesellig; kontaktfreudig [Auf gesellige, kontaktfreudige oder umgängliche Weise; mit Vorliebe für Gesellschaft.]

Sie stellte sich **gregariously** allen Gästen auf der Party vor.

(副詞) 社交的に、人懐こく。群れをなして親しむように、誰とでも打ち解けて接する様子で。

彼女はパーティーで誰にでも人懐こく自己紹介をした。

(advérbio) gregariamente; sociavelmente; de modo sociável [De maneira gregária.]

Ela se apresentou de maneira gregária a todos na festa.

Synonyms: sociably companionably convivially affably amiably cordially genially outgoingly Antonyms: unsociably antisocially reclusively standoffishly
Word parts: gregarious + ly

Related words

gregarious gregariousness

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