What does Homebody mean?

Other definitions of Homebody:
- Somebody who enjoys their home and its atmosphere. Simple pleasures and known spaces are preferred, as opposed to adventures and the unknown.
- Stay-at-home type that does not like extreme social situations.
- Someone who doesn't like going out and prefers to stay at home, keeping to themselves and loved ones.
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How to use the term
Homebody:
Being locked at home for over a year was easier for the homebodies among us.
I would describe myself as a homebody.
Being a home-body doesn't necessarily mean you're introverted.
After years of outdoor adventures, I've come to love myself as a home body.
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