gregarious

The Dublin people were gregarious and garrulous, and he was solitary and reflective.

It is gregarious, often many stems growing from one mass of mycelium.

Westray was of a gregarious temperament, and missed his fellow-lodger.

Gregarious: living in societies or communities; but not social.

Like the fishes, moreover, they may be either solitary or gregarious.

Man is a gregarious animal, and Jim was feeling the need of friends.

Man could not continue to exist, as a gregarious animal, without them.

The animal is gregarious, but it is seldom that more than eight or ten are found in a flock.

I am a gregarious person but not a conventionally social one.

The upas does not grow as a gregarious tree, and is nowhere found in numbers.