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5 May 2014
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What's the opposite of "outgoing" or "gregarious" as to someone's personality, character or nature ?
What's the opposite of "outgoing" or "gregarious" as to someone's personality, character or nature ?
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No, It doesn't have a dangerous feeling. It's just maybe they really don't like being around people. Loner sounds like they don't have anyone they feel comfortable with and like being alone
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Thanks hanayura for answering my question. When someone is referred to as being anti-social, does it also imply he doesn't just like social life, but also could be dangerous or do some harm to society ?
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No, It doesn't have a dangerous feeling. It's just maybe they really don't like being around people. Loner sounds like they don't have anyone they feel comfortable with and like being alone
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