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extravertive

 

Definitions from WordNet

Adjective extravertive has 1 sense
  1. extrovert, extravert, extroverted, extraverted, extrovertive, extravertive - characterized by extroversion
    Antonym: ambiversive (indirect, via introversive, extroversive)
    Antonyms: introversive, introvertive (indirect, via extroversive, ambiversive)

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Extravertive

Part of speech: Adjective

Definition: Relating to or characterized by extraversion; outgoing and socially confident.

Example sentence 1: She is known for her extravertive personality, always seeking out social interactions and making new friends.

Example sentence 2: The extravertive nature of the job requires constant interaction with clients and the ability to work in a team.


Part of speech: Adverb

Definition: In an extravertive manner; with outward focus and sociability.

Example sentence 1: He greeted everyone in the room extravertively, making sure to engage in conversations with each individual.

Example sentence 2: The team leader always presents the project plans extravertively, encouraging feedback and open discussions.


Part of speech: Noun

Definition: A person who exhibits extraverted behavior; someone who is outgoing and enjoys social interaction.

Example sentence 1: The party was filled with extravertives who made everyone feel welcome and included.

Example sentence 2: As an extravertive, she easily adapts to new surroundings and strikes up conversations effortlessly.


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