gregarious
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definition
adjective
he was a popular and gregarious man
(of a person) fond of company; sociable.
example
American White Pelicans are highly 'gregarious' and breed in large, dense colonies.
Ocencyrtus johnsonii is both 'gregarious' and engages in superparasitism.
Eared Grebes are typically 'gregarious' in nesting season, living in colonies that sometimes number thousands of individuals.
If you are planting them in a container, don't skimp with the bulbs - Agapanthus is a 'gregarious' flower that likes to be crowded.
For example, although she was 'gregarious' , she avoided social gatherings in which there was too much gossip, observing that such conversation was at best unhelpful.
In the Western Ghats, at an altitude of about 1,600 metres, in the region of sholas and grasslands, the kurinji flourishes as a 'gregarious' shrub.
Snowy Plovers breed in loose colonies, and they are 'gregarious' in winter.
Locusts can exist in two different behavioral states, solitary and 'gregarious' , whereas grasshoppers generally do not.
Other evidence, though, suggests tyrannosaurs were 'gregarious' .
Although most people characterise O'Kane as extremely sociable and 'gregarious' , he is also described as ‘a workaholic’.
He is naturally 'gregarious' , and the work obviously suits him.
Gray Jays are 'gregarious' and are often found in family groups.
Being in the public eye doesn't necessarily mean you're 'gregarious' .
Black-crowned Night-herons are 'gregarious' at all times of the year, and are often seen in very large groups.
I am a fairly 'gregarious' person, but I am quite comfortable in my own company.
The social system of pikas varies considerably among species, ranging from solitary individuals to large, 'gregarious' colonies.
Sociable, friendly and 'gregarious' , Beatrice enjoyed the social life provided in her parish in London and made many friends.
I'm reasonably happy with my own company, but I'm naturally 'gregarious' so I think that three months would be my limit on the island.
He was always a 'gregarious' and sociable person and loved to set up opportunities for people from all walks of life to come together.
Even though she was so 'gregarious' and loved to chat, she also liked to listen.
Many of these raptor species are 'gregarious' , which accounts for impressively large flocks of impressively large birds.
They are fairly 'gregarious' , but will sometimes gather in groups separate from the other rock shorebirds.
However, Nick, a 'gregarious' chap, had young friends who were in the hospitality industry who suggested that being a hotelier would be more to his liking.
He's 'gregarious' and tactile, always ready with a cuddle and a chuckle.
They are 'gregarious' throughout the year, with the exception of the laying and incubation period.
The last 'gregarious' flowering of muli bamboo in Mizoram, Tripura, Manipur and Barak Valley of Assam was reported in 1958-59 and was followed by famine in those areas.
He was 'gregarious' , delighting in conversation, good food, wine, and, of course, malt whisky.
Common hippos are 'gregarious' , live in herds, and are well adapted to life in the water.
These are by and large a generous, friendly and 'gregarious' bunch.
Rheas are 'gregarious' in habit, and tend to live in flocks ranging in size from 5-30 individuals.
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