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What root word from means an outgoing gregarious person?

The root word for an outgoing, gregarious person is "soci-".

This root comes from the Latin word "socius" meaning "companion" or "ally". Here are some examples of words using this root:

* Sociable: Friendly and easy to talk to.

* Social: Relating to society or relationships between people.

* Socialize: To interact with others in a friendly way.

* Society: A community of people living together in a particular place.

While "gregarious" itself is not directly derived from "soci-," it shares a similar meaning and ultimately traces back to the same root.

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