social
/ˈsoʊʃəl/
adjective
- Relating to activities with other people, especially for enjoyment.
- The company organized a social event for all employees to get to know each other.
- She has a very active social life and goes out with friends every weekend.
- He is not very social and prefers to spend his evenings reading alone.
- Relating to society or the way people live together in groups.
- The government is working on new social policies to help low-income families.
- The study examines the social structure of ancient civilizations.
- Social inequality is a major issue in many countries around the world.
- Relating to the position or rank of people in a group or society.
- In many cultures, marriage is an important social institution.
- The school encourages students from different social backgrounds to mix.
- Her social status changed after she inherited a large fortune.
Antonyms
noun
- A friendly gathering or party where people meet and talk.
- We are having a small social at our house on Saturday night.
- The church holds a weekly social for the community.
- She met her husband at a college social many years ago.