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extrovert Definition

extro·vert (ekstrə vʉrt′)

noun

Psychol. someone characterized by extroversion; a person who is active and expressive, or other than introspective

Etymology: see extroversion

adjective

extrovert Synonyms

extrovert

n.

outgoing person, gregarious person, socializer, exhibitionist, showoff, other-directed individual, mixer, life of the party*.

extrovert Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • become: When did you become more extrovert, like you are now?

Preposition: with

  • sense: About me Intelligent extrovert with a good sense of humor.

Adjective modifier

  • more: When did you become more extrovert, like you are now?
  • total: I was only doing it because I am a total extrovert anyway.
  • real: Your personality - are you a real extrovert or a backroom person?

Modifies a noun

  • character: In the younger daughter Livia he discerned ( quite wrongly, according to Sobell [ 23 ] ) a more extrovert character.
  • personality: Three or four of them, with strongly extrovert personalities, managed to make some sort of rapport with me.
  • style: But Boswell's purple prose, while it may seem old-fashioned, is not far removed from Schama's extrovert style.
  • person: I had been a very extrovert person, living life to the full.
  • nature: Because of the extrovert nature of Brown's painting it is easy to overlook the fact that the colors she adopts are never brash.
  • student: Friendly bunch, extrovert students, mostly from the south of England.

Modifying Another Word

  • very: I had been a very extrovert person, living life to the full.
  • particularly: I've never been particularly extrovert or on the field, but there is a place for the quiet men as well.
  • quite: Some men struggle with talking about certain things but I'm very lucky being quite extrovert and talking has never been a problem.