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Meanings of extravert in English
Portuguese
pessoa extrovertida Catalan
extrovertit (Psychology) a person concerned more with practical realities than with inner thoughts and feelings.
Being concerned with the social and physical environment.
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Examples for "extrovert"
Examples for "extrovert"
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In these examples, the extrovert carries away potentially damaging assumptions about you.
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Here we had extrovert trad side-by-side with introvert mainstream or modern jazz.
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The ichthyoids became on the whole more introvert, the arachnoids more extrovert.
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The extrovert effect doesn't hold true in all nations, of course.
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The extrovert is popular; he it is who leads the gang.
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It is a bold statement of confidence, supremely feminine and irresistibly extroverted.
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Smart, extroverted, so full of life with-asyou said- abigbooming laugh.
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Also striking was the difference in their manner-Lottiewas loud, extroverted, and flamboyant.
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An introvert does notmerely slide into extroverted society and meditate there.
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That's because, in our society, we equate relating with being extroverted.
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He is a victim of what I have called "herd-poisoning." Like alcohol, herd-poison is an active, extraverted drug.
Usage of extravert in English
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You'd probably conclude that Little is an extravert: he's not only good at what he's doing, but he seems to be revelling in the opportunity.
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Extraverts and introverts show different preferences for humor regarding different humor types.
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The extraverts are on the second floor, the introverts on the first.
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The extraverts get interested in a book on relaxing and practice relaxing.
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Thereupon she and the other extraverts begin behaving like the introverts and stifling their natural feelings.
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They are sharply divided into extraverts and introverts.
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For example, extraverts are less precise in speech, use fewer quantifiers, and are less explicit and less formal.
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The other extraverts become friendly with her and fond of her, and are impressed with her frequent philosophical pronouncements.
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Importantly, our ERP data could support extraverts' increased exploration for verbal humor from a better temporal aspect for the first time.
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The introverts blamed it on the abandonment of eternal truths and traditional practices; extraverts felt the church had not changed far or fast enough.