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gregarious

adjective as in friendly

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“He’s funny and gregarious, and we just had a great time socially with him. We believed he had a tremendous range that could play almost anything.”

The film sees the usually well-groomed Irishman transform into a bearded Ron, the gregarious one-time trade union leader turned unlikely amateur sleuth, in a new Netflix movie based on the first book in the series.

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She described her brother as a "gregarious chap" with a "very warm personality" and "infectious laugh".

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Gill is a gregarious, optimistic Southerner whose decision to move into an RV inspired others on his block to do the same.

He confirmed he noticed "a change in her behaviour" after she returned from the Newbury event, and she was no longer her gregarious and outgoing self.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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