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sociable

adjective as in friendly, outgoing

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She tells us her daughter is very bright and very sociable.

From BBC

It’s hot, and there are mosquitoes and spasms of allergic sneezes, and the predictable, sociable structure of the school year vanishes for what feels like an interminable stretch.

Ravens are larger and smarter, and they are “sociable,” he said.

Iñiguez explained that that the voles who were bullied exhibited changes in body weight, performed worse on spatial memory tests and were less sociable with other voles compared to those who were not bullied.

Also: Watch out for an explosion of conversation-prompt card sets with names like Meeting Friends and Pillow Talk, chosen, I guess, to help Seattleites melt the freeze and be sociable human beings.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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