Definition Conjugation
Definition of interiorise - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
psychologyRare UK incorporate beliefs or values into oneselfRare UK
- She managed to interiorise her family's values.
2.
absorb internallyRare UK make internal or absorb into one's inner beingRare UK
- She learned to interiorise her feelings to cope with stress.
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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- French:intérioriser, ...
- German:verinnerlichen, ...
- Italian:interiorizzare, ...
- Spanish:interiorizar, ...
- Portuguese:interiorizar, ...
- Chinese:内化, ...
- Japanese:内面化する, ...
- Arabic:اِسْتَبْطَنَ, اِسْتَوْعَبَ داخِلِيًّا, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַפְנִים, לְהַפְנִיס, ...
- Russian:усваивать, интернализировать, ...
- Ukrainian:засвоїти, інтерналізувати, ...
- Hindi:अंदर समाहित करना, ...
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