adjective “social”
base form social (more/most)
- enjoying being with people and making friends
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Maria loves parties because she's so social and enjoys meeting new friends.
- connected to situations where people gather
John loves attending social events where he can meet new friends.
- related to the organization and functioning of human communities
Homelessness is a significant social issue.
- concerned with websites and applications that help people share content and communicate
She spends hours on her social media profiles every day.
- describing organisms that live together in groups or work together as a system
Ants are social insects, working together to build complex colonies.
noun “social”
singular social, plural socials or uncountable
- an event designed to help people meet and interact
The church hosted a social in the community hall to welcome new members.
- an individual's profile or account on a social media platform
For the latest updates, follow me on my socials.
- a person's social security number
For the job application, they asked for my social, so I had to make sure it was accurate.
- (UK) government financial assistance for those in need
Since losing his job, Mark was on the social to help cover his bills.