gregariousness (Meaning)

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gregariousness (n)

the quality of being gregarious--having a dislike of being alone

No weak antonyms found.

Her gregariousness illuminated the party, drawing people to her like moths to a flame.
The child's inherent gregariousness manifested itself in their constant desire to initiate conversations with strangers.
The team's gregariousness fostered a positive and collaborative work environment where ideas flowed freely.
Despite her inherent introversion, she forced herself to attend social gatherings to cultivate her gregariousness.
The gregariousness of the neighborhood watch group enhanced its effectiveness in fostering a sense of community safety.
The politician's gregariousness enabled her to connect with voters on a personal level, winning their trust and support.
The company's gregariousness extended to its customers, creating a welcoming and memorable brand experience.
The extrovert's gregariousness served as a beacon, attracting others to their orbit and creating an infectious atmosphere.
The university's gregariousness attracted students from diverse backgrounds, promoting cross-cultural exchange.
The gregariousness of the student body transformed the campus into a vibrant and engaging social hub.

the quality of being gregarious--having a dislike of being alone

friendliness, sociability, neighborliness, boldness, cordiality,conviviality, fellowship, amiability, extroversion, forwardness

diffidence,timidity, shyness, coyness, bashfulness, coyness, timidity, unsociability, diffidence, introversion

Her gregariousness illuminated the party, drawing people to her like moths to a flame.

The child's inherent gregariousness manifested itself in their constant desire to initiate conversations with strangers.

The team's gregariousness fostered a positive and collaborative work environment where ideas flowed freely.

Despite her inherent introversion, she forced herself to attend social gatherings to cultivate her gregariousness.