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Gregarious meaning
Who enjoys being in crowds and socializing. | Of animals that travel in herds or packs. | Growing in open clusters or colonies; not matted together.
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Behavioral experiments with the migratory locust Locusta migratoria showed that cannibalism rates increased with the number of gregarious animals that were kept together in a cage.
She is very astute and active politically and more gregarious than Will’s father.
Humphrey, who seems to be very jovial and gregarious, has played with Jackson for his entire seven-year career.
Tarteer is Baba’s gregarious friend, who owns the modest Lyd Restaurant.
Terens, a gregarious and energetic 100-year-old, will be honored in June by the French as part of the 80th anniversary celebration of their country’s liberation from the Nazis.
Their entertaining and gregarious nature quickly won over viewers who, in Lil's words, loved seeing "two working class Northerners doing ordinary things in extraordinary places".
His gregarious, less serious nature would certainly slot right into Taika Waititi's vision of Thor.
However, one reason why this may not be the end of business travel is that humans are a gregarious bunch.
The birds are rather shy and retiring when nesting, but in winter they are gregarious (often 50 or many more), noisy and voracious devourers of sunflower seeds at feeders.
The gregarious form arises from an increase in population density which causes the locusts to aggregate.
The Union Agriculture Ministry’s Locust Warning Organisation then observed “low-density I & II instar gregarious/transient hoppers” at Jaisalmer and Suratgarh in Rajasthan and Fazilka in Punjab adjoining the Indo-Pakistan border.
They're normally solitary insects, but in certain environmental conditions, they undergo an incredible transformation, changing their appearance, physiology and behavior as they shift from solitary to "gregarious" mode.
Your bigger than life, gregarious personality will leave a hole in our hearts forever,” she wrote in part.
Berg somehow found time to get a law degree at Columbia, and, though not especially gregarious, had an intriguing mixture of friends and acquaintances, including Ian Fleming, Albert Einstein and Chico Marx of the Marx Brothers.
He was a top student, and in time he became an obstetrics & gynecology doctor, delivering so many babies, maybe 3,000, a gregarious guy who remembered birthdays and who could make a nervous expectant mother grin.
I do think being steady at the head coaching position is important, but I’m certain there are many that would love to see and love to see coaches with more emotion and that are more gregarious on the sideline and do different things.
Noisy and gregarious, starlings spend a lot of the year in flocks.
Richard Plepler, the gregarious chief executive of HBO and one of the most influential executives in entertainment, abruptly stepped down on Thursday.
There’s laughter from behind the doors – hearty and almost gregarious as we enter WWII veteran Hans Chirstensen’s room at the Lodge on Saturday afternoon, Feb. 23.
A testimonial read out from film producer and close friend Tim Barr described Price as a 'gifted, generous and sensitive man', as well as a 'loving husband and doting father', and a 'warm and gregarious person'.