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“most asocial”
asocial (adjective), more asocial, most asocial
1. Referring to the condition of being unable or unwilling to conform to normal standards of behavior with other people: Helena was a very asocial individual who always did what she wanted despite what was typically acceptable by others.
2. Pertaining to the inconsideration of others and more interested in oneself than in other people: Hector’s mother was always cautioning him not to be such an asocial person when he was playing with other children on the playground.
2. Pertaining to the inconsideration of others and more interested in oneself than in other people: Hector’s mother was always cautioning him not to be such an asocial person when he was playing with other children on the playground.
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a-, an-
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-al; -ial, -eal
(page 10)
social-, socia-, soci-, socio- +
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