sociably

IPA: sˈoʊʃʌbɫi

In a sociable manner; with free intercourse; conversibly; familiarly; as a companion.
According to society or societal norms.
For social purposes, in a social situation

Examples of "sociably" in Sentences

He could be popular if he would only behave sociably.
He rarely drank sociably any more, but in his own room, by himself.
D'ye know, "sociably," I was visitin 'with my aunt Mis' Mulcahy last evenin '. "
Well, the lackadaisical accessories sociably groaned amid some guarded accessories.
Alcohol became more and more imperative in order to meet people, in order to become sociably fit.
All sullenness and defiance disappeared, and he talked sociably with his captors, and even with flashes of his old-time wit.
And finally we come to the laws of the Church, which are about living 'sociably' with God; to the degree that natural reason alone does not deliver the whole truth about God, we need God to show us what sort of God he is in order that we may know how to live harmoniously with him.