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Meanings of gregariousness in anglès
Degree to which individuals in an animal population tend to associate in social groups and form cooperative societies.
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Our understanding of animal sociality is based almost entirely on single-species sociality.
2
Research into plant sociality is still young, with many questions unanswered.
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But the problem created by increased sociality is its maintenance, as Dunbar explains.
4
The Middle Ages spell disintegration; Fascism is nothing if not sociality.
5
Presents at all times played a prominent part in Roman etiquette and sociality.
Usage of gregariousness in anglès
1
Her oneness was a magnet for his gregariousness and concentrated it upon herself.
2
They are to me barbarians with their committee works and gregariousness.
3
She shook her head, but smiling, the instinct of gregariousness awakening.
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The standing in line, the jostling and waiting, the gregariousness and publicity, are demoralizing.
5
Michelle's gregariousness rubs up against Barack's need for pensive solitude.
6
Every image has a gregariousness that may verge on glibness.
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It is all the difference between conviviality and gregariousness.
8
The innate gregariousness of man was torturing them both.
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And she would count her gregariousness as a virtue.
10
Whither has the sweet gregariousness of human converse strayed?
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Man is, after all, quintessentially a social animal and gregariousness leads naturally to living in groups.
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The result of this surprising gregariousness was a sudden flow of contracts for the Norton Foundry.
13
She was beaming with the innocent excitement that woman derives from the exercise of her gregariousness.
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He has passed within the historical period from a tribal gregariousness to a nearly cosmopolitan tolerance.
15
Why should gregariousness drive men out of crowded Egyptian cities into the cells of the Thebaid?
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His quiet and intimidating intensity when sober was matched only by his raucous gregariousness when drunk.
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