Definitions
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- n. The state or condition of being outgoing; gregariousness, extroversion.
Etymologies
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Examples
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"The outgoingness is a genuine gift," said Helms, who has watched many directors of central intelligence come and go.
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In regard to dating, some “helpful” people have suggested that I should try being “less funny,” or I should “tone down” my outgoingness and independence.
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Although he often suffered from ill-health, he balanced out Nancy's outgoingness, with a sweet and gentle nature.
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One of the many ways Gorbachev differed from his predecessors was his outgoingness.
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Actually, I think that the gay crowd is drawn to me because they love my honesty, hopefully my outgoingness.
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It took the better part of another full day before he regained some of his newfound courage and outgoingness.
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Her sense of humor and outgoingness are as vibrant as her personality.
What Did You Do in the War, Grandma?: A Woman in a "Man's War"
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Mr. Brown's remarkable outgoingness, it turned out, was part of a personal mission: as deacon of a Baptist church, he viewed his passengers, too, as a "flock" whose needs he tended.
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Often Clinton’s dogged outgoingness — itself a subversion of her caricature — worked to reverse these old impressions, or pushed incidental encounters into prosperous partnerships.
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It’s amazing how much outgoingness folks pick up when they feel at home amoung their own kind.
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