Extroverted

Pronunciation: /ɪkˈstroʊvɜːrtɪd/

Definitions of extroverted

adjective describing someone who is outgoing and sociable

Example Sentences

A1 She is very extroverted and loves to talk to everyone.

A2 Being extroverted, he easily makes new friends wherever he goes.

B1 His extroverted personality makes him the life of the party.

B2 As an extroverted individual, she thrives in social situations.

C1 His extroverted nature allows him to excel in public speaking engagements.

C2 The extroverted CEO effortlessly networks with industry leaders.

Examples of extroverted in a Sentence

formal She is known for being an extroverted individual who thrives in social settings.

informal My extroverted friend always knows how to liven up a party.

slang I can always count on my extroverted buddy to bring the energy.

figurative His extroverted personality is like a ray of sunshine in a room full of clouds.

Grammatical Forms of extroverted

• past tense: extroverted
• plural: extroverts
• comparative: more extroverted
• superlative: most extroverted
• present tense: is extroverted
• future tense: will be extroverted
• perfect tense: has been extroverted
• continuous tense: is being extroverted
• singular: extroverted
• positive degree: extroverted
• infinitive: to extrovert
• gerund: extroverting
• participle: extroverting

Origin and Evolution of extroverted

First Known Use: 1916 year

Language of Origin: Latin and English

Story behind the word: The word 'extroverted' is derived from the Latin word 'extra', meaning outside, and the English word 'vert', meaning to turn.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in psychology to describe a person who is outgoing and sociable, the term has since become widely used in everyday language to refer to individuals who are more focused on external stimuli and social interactions.