"Sociably" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

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"Sociably" Meaning

Warmly and openly friendly in one's relationships with other people.

"Sociably" Examples

Usage Examples of "Sociably"


The attendees walked into the party and sociably greeted their friends, laughing and chatting as they mingled.
As a church volunteer, she sociably chatted with members and newcomers at the Sunday service potluck.
1 gather at a casual cafe and sociably browsed through their menus before ordering.
Having a sociable colleague to chat with during lunch breaks made work a bit more enjoyable.
Upon inviting her to the family gathering, Sarah sociably smiled and agreed to attend.

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