Social | Mean of social in English Dictionary

/ˈsoʊʃəl/

• relating to or involving activities in which people spend time talking to each other or doing enjoyable things with each other
1. She has poor/good social skills.
2. The vacation resort held a lot of social events.
3. She has a busy/hectic social life. [=she spends a lot of time doing things with her friends, going to parties, etc.]
4. I joined the club to improve my social life.
5. He's a social drinker. [=he only drinks alcohol at parties and other social occasions]
6. social drinking
• liking to be with and talk to people
1. He's not feeling very social [=sociable] this evening.
2. Her sister is much more social than she is.
• of or relating to people or society in general
1. social institutions like marriage and family
2. Health care is a major social issue.
3. Child abuse has become a serious social problem.
4. Martin Luther King, Jr., fought for social change/reform.

• tending to form relationships and live together in groups
1. Most humans are social beings.
2. Bees are social insects.
3. Elephants are social animals.
• of, relating to, or based on rank in a particular society
1. The established social order was challenged by the peasants' rebellion.
2. Men and women are considered social equals in our culture.
3. Social classes are based on wealth and property.
4. The family's social status is middle class.
• Noun
• an informal social event for members of a group
1. The club/church has socials every month.