Sociable and enjoying the company of others; tending to associate with groups rather than being alone. Describes someone who thrives in social settings and seeks out companionship.
From Latin 'gregarius' meaning 'belonging to a flock,' derived from 'grex' (flock, herd). Originally described animals that naturally group together, then extended to humans who similarly seek the company of others.
Think 'GREG-arious' - imagine someone named Greg who loves being around people! Or remember that it comes from 'grex' (flock) - gregarious people naturally flock together like sheep or birds. They're happiest when they're part of the group.
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