interiorise UK
ɪnˈtɪriəˌraɪz
See also: interiorize (US)
Definition Conjugation

Definition of interiorise - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
psychologyRareUKincorporate beliefs or values into oneselfRareUK
  • She managed to interiorise her family's values.
assimilate internalize
2.
absorb internallyRareUKmake internal or absorb into one's inner beingRareUK
  • She learned to interiorise her feelings to cope with stress.
absorb internalize
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Origin of interiorise

Latin, interior (inner) + ise (to make)

Examples of interiorise in a sentence

  • Over time, she would interiorise the cultural norms of her new home.
  • He managed to interiorise the complex theories quickly.
  • They tried to interiorise the cultural values of their new home.

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  1. French:intérioriser, ...
  2. German:verinnerlichen, ...
  3. Italian:interiorizzare, ...
  4. Spanish:interiorizar, ...
  5. Portuguese:interiorizar, ...
  6. Chinese:内化, ...
  7. Japanese:内面化する, ...
  8. Arabic:اِسْتَبْطَنَ, اِسْتَوْعَبَ داخِلِيًّا, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהַפְנִים, לְהַפְנִיס, ...
  10. Russian:усваивать, интернализировать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:засвоїти, інтерналізувати, ...
  12. Hindi:अंदर समाहित करना, ...

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