Definition for Social:

• Forming compound groups or colonies by budding from basal processes or stolons; as, the social ascidians.

Synonyms for Social:

• adj.

  •common (adjective)
  • prevalent,
  • joint,
  • congruous,
  • generic,
  • corporate,
  • like,
  • correspondent,
  • accepted,
  • shared,
  • well-known,
  • prevailing,
  • conjoint,
  • customary,
  • reciprocal,
  • widespread,
  • usual,
  • mutual,
  • united,
  • constant,
  • coincident.
  •companionable (adjective)
  • cozy,
  • buddy buddy,
  • affable,
  • outgoing,
  • good-natured,
  • mellow,
  • complacent,
  • intimate,
  • genial,
  • tight,
  • amicable.
  •congenial (adjective)
  • harmonious,
  • sympathetic,
  • compatible,
  • favorable,
  • consonant,
  • fit,
  • cooperative,
  • adapted,
  • kindly,
  • pleasing,
  • happy,
  • complaisant,
  • delightful,
  • jovial,
  • suitable,
  • like-minded,
  • good-humored,
  • kindred,
  • consistent,
  • agreeable.
  •cordial (adjective)
  • invigorating,
  • welcoming,
  • affectionate,
  • sincere,
  • warm,
  • glowing,
  • responsive,
  • tender,
  • warmhearted,
  • heartfelt,
  • cheerful,
  • palsy-walsy,
  • earnest,
  • wholehearted,
  • hearty.
  •extraverted (adjective)
  • extroversive,
  • extrovertive,
  • extravertive,
  • extraversive.
  •extroverted (adjective)
  • personable,
  • unreserved,
  • demonstrative,
  • friendly.
  •friendly (adjective)
  • neighborly,
  • amiable,
  • nice,
  • Warm-hearted,
  • genuine,
  • companionable,
  • gregarious,
  • spontaneous.
  •gregarious (adjective)
  • fun.
  •human (adjective)
  • familial,
  • folk,
  • mortal,
  • communal,
  • human.
  •pleasant (adjective)
  • fine and dandy,
  • mild-mannered,
  • copacetic.
  •popular (adjective)
  • more well liked,
  • most run after,
  • most sought-after,
  • most well received,
  • sought-after,
  • more crowd-pleasing,
  • more well received,
  • be-loved,
  • more well-received,
  • more soughtafter,
  • most beloved,
  • more sought-after,
  • more well-liked,
  • thingest,
  • more wellliked,
  • most sought after,
  • most runafter,
  • more crowdpleasing,
  • most well liked,
  • most selling,
  • more selling,
  • most crowd-pleasing,
  • most crowdpleasing,
  • most promoted,
  • most faddish,
  • Promoted,
  • crowd pleasing,
  • run after,
  • thinger,
  • nowest,
  • more faddish,
  • most crowd pleasing,
  • most wellliked,
  • more crowd pleasing,
  • more run after,
  • wellreceived,
  • wellliked,
  • more runafter,
  • more preferred,
  • crowdpleasing,
  • most wellreceived,
  • runafter,
  • more wellreceived,
  • be loved,
  • nower,
  • more promoted,
  • most soughtafter,
  • most run-after,
  • soughtafter,
  • most well-received,
  • well liked,
  • well received,
  • more run-after,
  • most well-liked,
  • more sought after,
  • ragest,
  • in mainstream,
  • run-after.
  •public (adjective)
  • free to all,
  • un-restricted,
  • opendoor,
  • ex-posed,
  • re-cognized,
  • re cognized,
  • free all,
  • most government,
  • more government,
  • published,
  • un restricted,
  • ex posed.
  •sociable (adjective)
  • re gular,
  • re-gular,
  • communicative,
  • Familiar.
  •social (adjective)
  • general,
  • organized,
  • collective,
  • community.
  •societal (adjective)
  • grouper.
  •thoughtful (adjective)
  • de-liberate,
  • most observative,
  • un selfish,
  • well bred,
  • well thoughtout,
  • de liberate,
  • wellbred,
  • un-selfish,
  • more observative.

• n.

  •
  • genteel,
  • below,
  • good,
  • born,
  • universal,
  • elite,
  • mundane,
  • secular,
  • material,
  • political,
  • B-list,
  • racial,
  • worldly,
  • humane,
  • altruistic,
  • group,
  • benevolent,
  • A-list,
  • above,
  • charitable,
  • philanthropic,
  • chief.
  •
  • polished,
  • block party,
  • banquet,
  • hospitable,
  • civil,
  • informative,
  • diverting,
  • amusing,
  • afterparty,
  • baby shower,
  • pleasurable,
  • bash,
  • entertaining,
  • polite,
  • bachelorette party,
  • B and S,
  • mannerly,
  • all-nighter,
  • blowout,
  • bachelor party.
  •
  • connect,
  • the social,
  • aid,
  • assisted living,
  • means test,
  • social security,
  • child support,
  • relief,
  • dole,
  • child benefit,
  • benefit.
  •
  • amphibious,
  • best-of-breed,
  • anthropoid,
  • asexual,
  • arboreal,
  • articulate,
  • aquatic,
  • Caged,
  • captive,
  • androgynous.
  •
  • enclosed,
  • back-to-nature,
  • attitude,
  • monastic,
  • gracious,
  • living,
  • bohemian,
  • inactive,
  • fast,
  • new age,
  • austere.
  •
  • GPO,
  • the Land Registry,
  • chancery,
  • the Home Office,
  • the British Council,
  • the Foreign Office,
  • participate,
  • the DOH,
  • the BBC,
  • the Inland Revenue,
  • hm.
  •bee (noun)
  • harvest.
  •cultural (noun)
  • cultural.
  •dance (noun)
  • promenade,
  • sock hop,
  • disco,
  • hoedown,
  • shindig,
  • mingle,
  • hop,
  • ball,
  • brawl,
  • formals,
  • jump,
  • prom,
  • masquerade.
  •ethnic (noun)
  • ethnic.
  •get-together (noun)
  • get-together.
  •herding (noun)
  • herding.
  •party (noun)
  • athome,
  • carousings,
  • coffee klatches,
  • do's,
  • gettogether,
  • at-homes,
  • at homes,
  • comingout,
  • athomes.
  •social (noun)
  • swarming.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • egotistic,
  • psychology,
  • wasp,
  • self-imposed,
  • normative,
  • national.
  •
  • governing,
  • formal,
  • convivial.
  •
  • socially.

Paraphrases for Social:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    societal, sociable.
  • Proper noun, singular
    societal.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    societal.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Foreign word
    sociales.
  • Adjective
    social-welfare, psychosocial, social-care.
  • Noun, plural
    sociales.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    socio-, social-sector, sociaal, sociocultural, sociological, society, interpersonal, socio-educational, communal.
  • Proper noun, singular
    Telecommunications, Households, organisations, Organizations, Goals, Resources, institutions, Persons, principles, Activities, pedestrians, nations, ISS, competencies, settlements, chapters, objectives, skills, citizens, instruments, women, payments, Refugees, Territories, Societies, Studies, elders, media, Entities, Has, accounts, Forms, problems, sociological, society, sociali.
  • Noun, plural
    Classifications, relationships, perspectives, vulnerabilities, chemicals, claimants, employees, interventions, determinants, workers, auditors, employers, unions, contexts, sectors, contracts, Operators, accidents, Forests, tables, sides, versions, Grants, nets, packages, schemes, organisations, skills, Societies, Studies, media, Forms.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    society.
  • Verb, past tense
    called, Gave, thought, Did, made.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    existing, restructuring, worsening, changing, Creating, happening.
  • Verb, past participle
    reinforced, anticipated, situated, called.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    follows, aims, Does.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    socio-political, sociopolitical, socialized, socialist.
  • Proper noun, singular
    sociales, socialist.
  • Noun, plural
    Constituencies.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    socialization.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    implementing.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    sociales.

Antonyms for Social:

• adj.

  • all
    unsocial.
  • companionable
    opposing, foreign, antagonistic.
  • congenial
    ill-suited, incompatible, unsympathetic, disagreeable, uncongenial.
  • cordial
    inhospitable, aloof, uncordial, unsociable, hostile, cool, indifferent, unpleasant.
  • gregarious
    Unhospitable, introverted, cold.
  • national
    local.
  • social
    unfriendly, Hermetical, private, secluded.
  • Other antonyms:
    independent, self-contained, nongregarious, reticent, belligerent, warlike, adverse, Insociable, mum, taciturn, reserved, disaffected, self-sufficient, mute, estranged, inimical, self-supporting, nonsocial, unkind, autonomous, silent, self-sustaining, altricial, misanthropic, bellicose, frigid, alienated, withdrawn, contentious, frosty.

Social Sentence Examples:

• A large hall is the scene nearly every night of some kind of social amusement.

• Mr. Trevethick had already discovered that this youth was of a good social position, and likely to prove an excellent match.

Homophones for Social:

• scheele, slay, skull, scaly, squeal, sly, shyly, suckle, soul, solea, sick call, seagull, sial, shekel, salal, sicilia, swallow, showily, sea lily, sell, shawl, Sei Whale, sky glow, Sea Squill, shoal, slew, shelley, seoul, sully, sickle, shigella, sequela, sea kale, seckel, sagaciously, segal, sulla, sizzle, silo, shale oil, squiggly, shale, soil, shockley, sisal, saale, slowly, sole, shiloh, sea gull, swill, sail, slaw, squall, skysail, skill, saucily, squally, salai, sessile, swell, sagely, seel, scaley, salol, solely, skilly, scheol, scowl, shallu, solo, sale, seal oil, Sea Cole, squiggle, shallow, Swale, seashell, SL, seal, sego lily, swizzle, shillalah, scale, seawall, sill, swallow hole, sle, sequel, sula, shill, shell, saccule, shackle, sicily, scull, sea eagle, sickly, socle, seseli, sage willow, shoaly, shawwal, sialia, sex cell, squill, squilla, slue, sea holly, szell, swahili, sloe, scilla, school, secale, salah, sol, saxicola, salaah, sea coal, sequella, sallow, sewellel, scylla, silly, slyly, saul, sally, slow, sexual, sea swallow.