Characterized by a tendency to direct energy or attention outward rather than inward.
From 'extro-' (variant of 'extro' meaning 'outward') combined with the suffix '-itive' (meaning 'having a tendency toward'), derived ultimately from Latin roots meaning 'outside.'
This word is an extremely rare variant of 'extroversive,' appearing almost nowhere in modern English, making it a true rarity for word lovers who dig through historical texts.
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