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What (who) is extroverted - definition
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PERSONALITY TRAITS
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Someone who is extroverted is very active, lively, and friendly. (mainly AM; in BRIT, usually use extrovert
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Some young people who were easy-going and extroverted as children become self-conscious in early adolescence.
? introverted
ADJ
extrovert
PERSONALITY TRAITS
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(also chiefly Psychology extravert)
¦ noun an outgoing, socially confident person.
?Psychology a person predominantly concerned with external things or objective considerations. Compare with introvert.
¦ adjective relating to or denoting an extrovert.
Derivatives
extroversion noun
extroverted adjective
Origin
early 20th cent. (earlier (C17) as extroversion): from extro- (var. of extra-) + L. vertere 'to turn'.
extrovert
PERSONALITY TRAITS
Introversion and extroversion; Extroversion; Extrovert; Extravert; Introversion - Extroversion; Ambivert; Introversion; Introverted; Extroverted; Introvert and Extrovert; Extraversion vs. introversion; Extraversion and Introversion; Extraverted; Introvert; Intravert; Extraversion vs Introversion; Introvert and extrovert; Ambiverts; Ambiversion; Outrovert; Extraversion; Ambiverted; Extroversion and introversion; Introversion and extraversion; Introverts; Extroverts; Introvertive; Extraversion (psychology); Introversion (psychology)
(extroverts)
Someone who is extrovert is very active, lively, and friendly. (mainly BRIT)
...his extrovert personality.
ADJ
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He was a showman, an extrovert who revelled in controversy.
? introvert
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Examples of use of extroverted
1. Advertisement Obama is the quintessential orator but he is not an extroverted performer.
2. A quietly respectful student might be able to distinguish herself as much as the extroverted high school quarterback.
3. And even more so the extroverted people who cooked up the Oslo Accords exactly 15 years ago.
4. Eyal, still working to establish her own groove, is preoccupied in widening the vocabulary within the extroverted bounds she explores.
5. Seepersad said some of the students were predictably shy and withdrawn, others on the surface seemed extroverted and socially skilled.