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gregarious

[gri-gair-ee-uhs] / grɪˈgɛər i əs /


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Although he can be a popularly gregarious crossover performer, here he suggests a ruler of profound, unflappable dignity, rather than vulnerability.

From Los Angeles Times

Like Koy, who also has seven major specials, Iglesias went through a lot of metamorphosis on stage prior to finding his calling as a gregarious, fun-loving comedian with a penchant for doing cartoon-ish voices.

From Los Angeles Times

"He was very gregarious - Someone who truly loved people!"

From BBC

Seward was intensely ambitious and gregarious, and “fled family life,” once writing to Frances, “I could not be well or happy at home.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Henry's "very gregarious" nature enlivened the darker days of last winter in the workshop.

From BBC