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Meanings of sociability in English
Catalan
sociabilitat The relative tendency or disposition to be sociable or associate with one's fellows.
Usage of sociability in English
1
Neither the personal form nor the nature of the occupation determines sociability.
2
Why, you silly child, it is to promote sociability in the church.
3
There was some evidence for impaired sociability in the mixed-handed schizophrenic patients.
4
All our action should be referred to this moral ideal of sociability.
5
He was not a sociable man, and sociability is in itself expensive.
6
Some new plan of pleasure and sociability is constantly courting our adoption.
7
I wanted to nudge a few nuggets of sociability out of him.
8
It, however, brings the young people together, and promotes sociability and conversation.
9
The country ways of sociability had not all gone out of date.
10
Shyness and sociability showed significant overlap in both parent and teacher-rated EAS.
11
The criterion of sociability, Guyau claims, is much more concrete and useful.
12
An unsatisfied or superabundant sociability lies back of our love of fiction.
13
As he loved London, so he loved a tavern for its sociability.
14
Pete had learned to discourage the rare sociability of the other traders.
15
Despite his own sociability issues, Spinelli apparently knew to leave well enough alone.
16
The authors suggest there may be three: sociability, transitivity and centrality.
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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