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sociable

Main Entry:	so·cia·ble [soh-shuh-buhl] /ˈsoʊʃəbəl/ Show Spelled
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Example Sentences

We encourage them to be outgoing, polite and sociable.

Nor is hubby's going to social events alone, as long as he's sociable.

What makes it unusual among mammals is that it is both sociable and monogamous.

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We encourage them to be outgoing, polite and sociable.

Nor is hubby's going to social events alone, as long as he's sociable.

What makes it unusual among mammals is that it is both sociable and monogamous.

The sociable plover, demoiselle crane, and two species of bustards make up some of the rare bird species in this ecoregion.

Now biologists are on the tail of these deep-diving, long-lived, sociable and mysterious sea creatures.

On the whole, female dolphins are more sociable than female chimps.

It can make normally sociable people reluctant to go out in public or talk on the telephone.

Wolves are also sociable creatures, so this sounded a likely idea.

Sociable wine receptions nightly, in-room pet goldfish upon request.

Kock and other shark experts have come to realize that sharks rarely hunt humans-and that the beasts are sociable and curious.

Tailorbirds sew leaves together, and sociable weaverbirds collaborate on nine-foot-high multifamily dwellings.

It is also a means of forcing residents to become more sociable.

And television-watching is a more sociable activity than it may appear.

And, crucially, there is no relationship between a cat's pattern and how sociable it is.

They try to use facebook to know about other friends news, and to be sociable.

Sociable and intelligent, he had great energy and imposing political.

But thanks to new conservation efforts, the smart, sociable canines appear.

Centered on a sociable semicircular island, this kitchen has plenty of space for multiple chefs to work while guests sip and.

The somewhat surprising answer at which some biologists have arrived is that babies are innately sociable and helpful to others.

Rather, their genes are regulated differently, according to how sociable an individual.

I've learned what intelligent and sociable animals these are.

But thanks to new conservation efforts, the smart, sociable canines appear ready to make a comeback.

Waiters are sociable and competent, befitting a place that attracts many regulars.

The house is described as an orderly one, and the proprietor an inoffensive and sociable man.

The resort is named for its visiting pods of sociable dolphins.

She was a happy extrovert, full of energy and enthusiasm who was indefatigably sociable.

They can be combative with other dogs and are not all that sociable with humans, either.

Atran is a sociable man with sharp hazel eyes, who sparks provocative conversations the way other men pick bar fights.

She might have liked this garrulous, sociable portrait of her time.

She grew into a sturdily built, surprisingly sociable girl.

But people get emotional over the huge, intelligent and sociable creatures.

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