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Meaning of gregarian
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gregarian (a.)
Gregarious; belonging to the herd or common sort; common.
gregarian Sentence Examples
- The gregarian nature of the chimpanzees allowed them to form strong social bonds.
- The timid student felt out of place in the gregarian atmosphere of the school dance.
- Dolphins are known for their gregarian behavior, often swimming in large pods.
- The gregarian group of friends planned an elaborate weekend getaway.
- The extroverted child's gregarian personality made her the life of the party.
- Despite her introversion, she joined the gregarian office outing to connect with her colleagues.
- The gregarian tendencies of the villagers led to frequent gatherings and communal events.
- The isolated cabin provided a stark contrast to the gregarian city life she was accustomed to.
- The gregarian nature of the crowd made it difficult to navigate through the bustling streets.
- The politician's gregarian demeanor helped him build strong relationships with voters.
FAQs About the word gregarian
Gregarious; belonging to the herd or common sort; common.
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No antonyms found.
The gregarian nature of the chimpanzees allowed them to form strong social bonds.
The timid student felt out of place in the gregarian atmosphere of the school dance.
Dolphins are known for their gregarian behavior, often swimming in large pods.
The gregarian group of friends planned an elaborate weekend getaway.
