Pronunciation

/səʊʃəl/

Definitions

Noun

• Social: Referring to the way people interact with each other in society, often involving shared interests or activities. Example: “The social event was well-attended.”
• Social media: Online platforms where individuals connect and share information, typically for personal or professional purposes. Example: “She updates her social media regularly.”

Verb

• To socialize: To engage in conversation, activities, or relationships with others for amusement or to form connections. Example: “They enjoy socializing with friends over dinner parties.”
• Social dynamics: The way people behave and interact in group settings. Example: “Understanding social dynamics is crucial in a workplace.”

Adjective

• Socially: Relating to society or its norms; involving or characterized by interaction with others. Example: “She’s a socially skilled diplomat.”
• Sociable: Enjoying the company of others or easily adapting to social situations. Example: “He’s a very sociable person who loves to host gatherings.”

Adverb

• Socially: In a social manner or context. Example: “He handled the situation socially, avoiding conflict.”

Phrases

• “Socialize with someone”
• “Maintain social ties”
• “A social network”
• “Social isolation”
• “Keep up with social events”

Example Sentences

• Noun: “She attended several social gatherings this weekend.”
• Verb: “We decided to socialize more after work to build stronger bonds.”
• Adjective: “Her sociable nature made her popular among her peers.”
• Adverb: “He’s known for his socially responsible business practices.”

Synonyms

• Interpersonal
• Group-oriented
• Communal
• Amenable
• Interactive
• Community-focused
• Societal
• Friendly
• Outgoing
• gregarious