sociable

/ˈsəʊʃəbl/ adjective B2 Neutral

Meaning

Friendly and willing to talk and engage with others.

💡 Use 'sociable' to describe someone who enjoys interacting with others; don't confuse it with 'social', which can refer to anything related to society.

Example Sentences

Despite her naturally sociable nature , she found herself longing for the quiet solitude of the countryside , where she could reflect on her thoughts without the constant chatter of city life .

Do you consider yourself a sociable person who enjoys meeting new people at parties ?

She's really sociable and always makes new friends wherever she goes .

The new policy aims to create a more sociable environment in the workplace , encouraging employees to interact and collaborate more effectively .

Word in Context

On Saturday mornings Anna hosts a small coffee group for neighbors in her building . She is sociable and easily starts conversations , so people feel welcome when they arrive . Some newcomers have been staying longer than expected because they enjoy the relaxed atmosphere and the chance to talk about everyday things . If someone were shy , they would be gently encouraged to join a conversation , and this friendly habit has been creating a real sense of belonging in the block .

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