Pronunciation: /ˌsoʊ.si.əˈbɪl.ə.ti/
noun the quality or state of being sociable; the tendency to seek and enjoy the company of others
A1 Sociability is important for making friends.
A2 Her sociability makes her popular among her classmates.
B1 Having good sociability skills can help in networking for job opportunities.
B2 The team leader's sociability contributed to a positive work environment.
C1 His natural sociability allowed him to easily engage with people from different backgrounds.
C2 The diplomat's exceptional sociability played a key role in successful negotiations.
formal Her sociability made her a natural fit for the role of team leader.
informal John's sociability always shines through at social gatherings.
slang Sociability is key to making new friends in a new city.
figurative The sociability of the bees in the hive is crucial for their survival.
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