people liking to be with other people, part of the flock, living together enjoying life in communities or other groups
The noun form of "gregarious" is "gregariousness."
Gregariousness.
cheer, companionability, companionship, comradeship, conviviality, esprit de corps, fellowship, gregariousness, intimacy, jollity, sociability, togetherness
An antonym for monophobia is sociability or gregariousness, which refers to the enjoyment of being around other people and feeling comfortable in social settings.
Antheral definitely had the biggest ears, however you must realize that his were not the product of his genetic heritage but the result of a malicious curse placed on him because of his irritating gregariousness.
Wine gladdens the heart (Psalms 104). While too much wine is a bane, the right amount has its benefits. It contributes to exuberance, gregariousness and expansiveness. Knowing this, Jewish tradition has included wine (in moderation) in many ceremonies; and the Shabbat meals are one of these occasions.
THE CORE PRODUCT GROUPS ARE-beauty care-household care-health and wellness care.THE PERSONALITY TRAITS ARE1.EMPTIONAL STABILITY-warm-assertive-positive emotion.-gregariousness.-----------------------------------2.OPENNESS TO EXPERIENCE-aesthetics-feelings-action oriented-value--------------------------------------------3.AGREEABLE-trust-modest-straight forward-compliant-----------------------------------------------4.CONSCIENTIOUSNESS-competent.-achievement oriented-self discipline-deliberate.
Well, this is a common misconception. The gregariousness of your quandary is explicitly lacking in content and formidable specifications. Your question dates back to the ancient times of the Roman Catholic persecutions and gladiatorial slayings of many sorts. Which is why you would be best advised to pursue your quest of attaining adequate knowledge, outside of your current quantum stated far limited schooling thus far in the automotive field, at a suitable mechanic repair facility in the vicinity of your current resident. This advice, if well heeded, will support such further quests in the field of knowledge and skill of which you are certainly lacking.
Proverbs 18:22New King James Version (NKJV) 22 He who finds a wife finds a good thing,And obtains favor from the Lord.
BudgerigarSulphur-crested cockatooMany Australian birds such as finches, doves, pigeons, parrots (including budgerigars and various cockatoos), and so on are both gregarious and seed-eating.There are also gregarious species of Australian birds which are omnivorous but also include seed in their diets.A diet which features seeds as a main food encourages gregariousness as the birds gather together in common feeding areas such as particular trees and grasslands.This communal behaviour provides protection to the flock as they all have prompt warning of the approach of predators and other hazards through the use of lookouts. Frequently, several species share the same feeding area, and one species will pick up the warning call, or food source call, of another.
I think they do.Another POV:It's interesting that this perspective exists. True, we lack the dry humor of the British, and the gregariousness of our brothers Down Under; we may even lack the cultural refinement of the French, Chinese, or Japanese, and the staid nature of the Germans, but Americans possess a very broad and rich sense of humor. While we can be very serious, we also joke almost endlessly. If anything, we often do not know when to check our humor for fear of offending others. We can be irreverent in our humor; heard any 911 jokes yet? We can be crass; "I'll bet you were hot when you were younger." We can be crude; "Last night I lay in my bed looking at the beautiful stars, the moon and the sky.... then I thought where the f@#k is my roof?" We can be political; I have no actual joke here, but consider our last president--yes, we had Howdy Doody in the White House. Nothing is sacred: "What does the colloquial term for fecal matter sound like when it hits a fan?" MA-RINE!While we may not be decent for mixed company, we are funny, even in our darkest humor. Where we can be called unacceptable, unfit, arrogant, intellectually challenged, culturally confused, or equitably ignorant, we can never be called humorless. Please..."A lawyer, accountant, and a duck walk into this bar..."
Numerous 10 letter words begin with the letter G. A few of those words include gabardines, gainsaying, gallivants, gallstones, galvanized, gamekeeper, gangplanks, gargantuan, garnishees, gasholders, gastronomy, gatehouses, gatekeeper, gatherings, gazillions, gearshifts, generalist, generality, generalize, generating, generation, generators, generosity, gentlefolk, gentleness, geographer, geological, geologists, gestations, ghostwrite, ghostwrote, gingersnap, girlfriend, gladiators, glamorized, glamourous, glasshouse, glassmaker, glittering, globalized, glorifying, gloriously, goalkeeper, goaltender, godfathers, godmothers, godparents, goldbricks, goldfields, gooseberry, governable, governance, government, gracefully, graciously, graduating, graduation, grandchild, granddaddy, grandstand, grapefruit, grapevines, grasslands, gratefully, gratifying, gratuities, gratuitous, gravesides, gravestone, graveyards, gravitated, greediness, greenbacks, greenbelts, greenhorns, greenhouse, gregarious, greyhounds, gridlocked, grievances, grindstone, groundhogs, groundless, groundouts, groundwork, grubstakes, grudgingly, guaranteed, guardhouse, guerrillas, guesthouse, guidelines, guideposts, guillotine, gunfighter, gunslinger, gymnasiums and gyroscopes.