0 (opposite unsociable) fond of the company of others; friendly -- společenský, družný
He’s a cheerful, sociable man.
She had always been very sociable but no longer felt like it and was less able.
The author visualises further developments in which a sociable robot would be able to learn from its experience.
It is obvious that social and international relations would greatly benefit if people were happier, more reasonable and more sociable.
All the girls are relatively sociable, with friends in the school.
He was the first member of the study to reach 100 years and an extremely sociable man throughout the time that we knew him.
There are differing views on the relative merits of grandparent care and more formal but possibly more sociable settings.
The authors present a new recipe for a sociable city of tomorrow with twelve building block ingredients.
The organization of the very spontaneous and sociable interactions described here was often quite different from that predominating in more focused, task-oriented settings.
