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Definition
inclined to seek and enjoy the company of others
- He was gregarious, jovial, quick of mind, highly energetic— "very fat, but very active" — and all of twenty-five.p. 58.2
- She, too, was a patron of the bookstore, a correspondingly plump, gregarious young woman named Lucy Flucker, whose father, Thomas Flucker, was the royal secretary of the province.p. 59.1
There are no more uses of "gregarious" in 1776.
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