Sociability is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SOCIABILITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being sociable
• the quality of being sociable
• The quality of being sociable; sociableness.
• the relative tendency or disposition to be sociable or associate with one\'s fellows
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the quality or state of being sociable; the act or an instance of being sociable

Words related to SOCIABILITY

clubability20 clubbability23 sociabilities17 sociable12

Words that contain SOCIABILITY

associability20 insociability20 unsociability20 dissociability22

How to use SOCIABILITY in a sentence

• Feminine, well-mannered, rich, pretty, of a very positive social condition, and naturally kind-hearted and disposed to sociability, Mrs.
• Benfield was happy to see under his roof again the best of the trio of Jarvises he had known, and something like sociability prevailed.
• Nevertheless, when liberated, they seemed confounded by his erect and cordial assurance, his gentlemanly sociability and fearless companionableness.
• Women are as much superior to men in the stronger development of their sympathy and sociability as they are inferior in insight and reason.
• A fire of withered pine-boughs added sociability to the gathering.
• Fortunately, I had put one in my pocket on setting out, and I now presented it to him, by which gifts we continued on terms of great sociability and friendship.
• The replies have differed, but those on which most stress was laid were connected with energy, sociability, desire to attract notice, truthfulness, thoroughness, and refinement.
• The friendliness and sociability of the beasts and birds of Kashmir has been a great joy to us.
• Their object was to promote sociability, spread information concerning agriculture and the price of grain and cattle, and guard the interests and welfare of the farmer generally.
• He will diffuse an air of sociability through the camp, and draw the men together in a half circle for storytelling and jokes and singing.
• Indeed, there can be no doubt that there was much more sociability than to-day, in the country at least.
• He accepted one or two and politely excused himself from the rest, not from any want of sociability, but from motives of prudence.
• I could not tell why, until presently he made overtures of sociability and began a desultory talk across the corridor.
• Moreover, for the ordinary and somewhat desultory conversation which plays so large a part in Western sociability the Indian has very little understanding.
• He was, in fact, the centre of fashion, frivolity, sociability, and even of the fashionable dissipations of the day.
• It was at length decided that the prize of his unrivalled wit and sociability should be determined by lot.
• She suggested that their very number was an indication of sociability, excitement, noise, and mirth.
• In that drawer there I keep a brand made out of car waste and hemp rope, that does very well for ordinary commercial sociability.
• Yet an irrepressible sociability of nature enabled her to find a certain pleasure in the life impossible to her more reserved daughter.
• Soon came Pinkus with a slight supper for the stranger, to whom he manifested a remarkable degree of sociability.
• That his surroundings were favorable to the cultivation of a high degree of sociability goes without saying.
• Fond mothers exhibit them with pride to the doctor, and there is much comparison of offspring, much chatter, and much general sociability.
• The slight forms that are kept up at Government-house are just sufficient to give a somewhat courtly air to these parties without depriving them of their sociability.
• Did he live near by? Was he going home for Christmas? What was Santa Claus going to bring him? Dorian warmed to their sociability and their clatter.
• It was borne in on him, after a week or two of unbroken sociability, that of all his old friends it was the Mortimer Hickses who bored him the least.
• In order to be successful in this, the lawyer must possess qualities of sociability and friendship.
• But I am inclined to believe that sociability and talk are more useful than reading, and that solitary musing and dreaming and looking about are useful too.
• Of course we were expected to reward this disinterested sociability with a drink.
• There might be some level of social interaction that was psychologically indispensable but even this sustenance of sociability could be breathed in and released as air.
• The dirt is heaped around the entrance to the burrows a foot high, and here the prairie-dogs, who are sociability itself, sit on their hind legs and gossip with one another.
• The cordial greetings called back and forth from the various rooms and the laughter in the halls made her long to have a part in the general sociability.

Similar words containing SOCIABIL without suffix ity

associability20 insociability20 sociabilities17 unsociability20 dissociability22 associabilities19 insociabilities19 unsociabilities19 dissociabilitie20 dissociabilities21

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