IPA: //eɪˈsoʊʃəl//
KK: /ˈeɪsəʊʃəl/
Not inclined to engage in social interactions or relationships; often preferring solitude or being alone.
Some people are asocial and prefer to spend their time alone rather than in large groups.
A person who tends to avoid social interactions and prefers to be alone, often showing little interest in social norms or relationships.
The asocial individual preferred reading books at home rather than attending parties with friends.
Asocial → It is formed from "a-" (meaning not or without) and "social" (from Latin "socialis", meaning pertaining to companionship or society). The word "asocial" describes a state of being not inclined to seek social interaction or companionship.
Think of 'not' ('a-') being combined with 'social' to remember that 'asocial' means someone who is not inclined to engage in social activities.