noun
- the quality or state of being unwilling or unable to associate in a friendly way with others
Usage: formal
Examples
- His insociability made it difficult for him to make friends at the new school.
- The author’s insociability was well-known among literary circles.
- Her insociability stemmed from years of disappointment in relationships.
- The team’s insociability affected their ability to work together effectively.
- Despite his talent, his insociability limited his career advancement.
- The child’s insociability concerned her parents and teachers.