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clubbable

/'klʌbəbl/
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Friendly

The word "clubbable" is an adjective used to describe someone who is friendly, sociable, and likely to enjoy being part of a club or group. This person usually gets along well with others and is often seen as someone who fits in well in social situations.

Usage Instructions
  • You can use "clubbable" to describe a person in a positive way, indicating that they are easy to befriend and enjoy socializing.
  • It is often used in more formal or slightly humorous contexts.
Example Sentences
  1. "Everyone loves John; he’s so clubbable that he easily makes friends wherever he goes."
  2. "At the party, I met several clubbable people who I hope to see again."
Advanced Usage

In more advanced or literary contexts, "clubbable" may be used to discuss social dynamics, such as the nature of friendships and group memberships. You might find it in discussions about social clubs or networks.

Word Variants
  • Clubbability (noun): This refers to the quality of being clubbable. For example, "Her clubbability made her the center of attention at the event."
  • Clubbable (adjective): As mentioned, describes someone who is social and friendly.
Different Meaning

While "clubbable" primarily refers to sociability, it can also imply that someone is suitable for membership in a specific group or organization.

Synonyms
  • Sociable
  • Outgoing
  • Friendly
  • Gregarious
  • Affable
Idioms and Phrasal Verbs

While there are no specific idioms or phrasal verbs that directly relate to "clubbable," you can use phrases related to socializing: - "Hit it off" - to quickly become friends with someone. - "Get together" - to meet socially.

Summary

In summary, "clubbable" is a positive term to describe someone who is friendly and enjoys being part of social groups.

Adjective
  1. inclined to club together
    • a clubbable man

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