Having a personality oriented toward the external world; inclined to seek out social interaction, stimulation, and engagement with people and environments.
Past participle of extravert used as adjective. From extra- (outward) + versus (turned) + -ed. Became widespread after Jung's 1921 psychological theory gained popularity in the 20th century.
The Big Five personality test (used in psychology everywhere) measures 'Extraversion' as a spectrum, not a binary—so you can be somewhat extraverted even if you enjoy quiet time, which confuses most people!
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