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Significados de more gregarious en inglés
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Uso de more gregarious en inglés
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They're generally very nice and somebody a bit more gregarious might enjoy it.
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For the rest of us, there are other, more gregarious dahlias.
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Meaghan was the more gregarious of the two, an athlete and honor student.
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He appears to be more gregarious but less apt at organization than most races.
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For example, one might be quieter and more withdrawn, and the other more gregarious and social.
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Ghosts are more gregarious than in the past.
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The eight-inch and six-inch howitzers were more gregarious.
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Rodney Allen was unavailable, but Ski talked to Somerville, who was no more gregarious than before.
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I am far more gregarious in my tastes-thesociety of my fellow-creaturesis absolutely necessary to me.
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She was the more gregarious of the couple and was quick with jokes and humorous life observations.
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He is in these climates a much more gregarious animal, and several families live in the same earth.
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But she is more gregarious herself now, keen to discuss life in Europe and compare it with her own.
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This method is more frequently employed with the caribou, which are much smaller, and more gregarious than the moose-deer.
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A smaller group than I might have expected, since Julie had always been the more gregarious of the two of us.
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Man too, if in his ape-like phase he resembled the other higher apes, is an animal becoming more gregarious and not less.
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At the core of this deficiency is the culture -Flickr users are simply more gregarious and eager to interact on the web.