asocial (adjective)

1. During World War II, the asocial behavior of certain individuals was perceived as a threat to society's collective efforts.

2. In the novel, the protagonist's asocial tendencies created obstacles in his relationship with his romantic interest.

3. Why did the asocial person fail at stand-up comedy? Because they couldn't connect with the audience!

4. The asocial character's eerie movements and unsettling stares added a terrifying element to the horror film.

1. The asocial protagonist found solace in their own isolation as they ventured deeper into the haunted house.

2. In this dystopian future, society has become increasingly asocial with the majority of human interactions occurring through virtual reality.

3. The infamous pirate Blackbeard was known for being asocial, often avoiding contact with others except when necessary for looting and pillaging.

4. The asocial elf preferred wandering the enchanted forest alone, only interacting with creatures of the magical realm.