gregarious in Greek
gregarious in Greek is κοινωνικός, αγελαίος — gregarious means fond of company and naturally sociable, enjoying being among other people.
gregarious in Greek
κοινωνικός
Pronounced: koinonikos
(of a person) Who enjoys being in crowds and socializing.
αγελαίος
Pronounced: agelaios
(zoology) Of animals that travel in herds or packs.
What does "gregarious" mean?
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adjective Fond of company and naturally sociable, enjoying being among other people.
"He is gregarious and seems to know everyone in the building."
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adjective Of animals, living naturally in flocks, herds or colonies rather than alone.
"Starlings are highly gregarious birds and roost in enormous numbers."
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gregarious in a sentence
- He is gregarious and seems to know everyone in the building.
- A gregarious child, she made friends within an hour of arriving.
- Starlings are highly gregarious birds and roost in enormous numbers.
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What is "gregarious" in Greek?
"gregarious" in Greek is κοινωνικός, αγελαίος. gregarious means: Fond of company and naturally sociable, enjoying being among other people.
How do you pronounce κοινωνικός?
"gregarious" in Greek is κοινωνικός, pronounced "koinonikos".
How do you use "gregarious" in a sentence?
Example: "He is gregarious and seems to know everyone in the building." In Greek, "gregarious" is κοινωνικός, αγελαίος.
Are there other ways to say "gregarious" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "gregarious": κοινωνικός, αγελαίος.
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