internalizing
ɪnˈtɜːnəˌlaɪzɪŋ
Definition

Definition of internalizing - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
emotionkeeping thoughts and feelings inside
  • He has an internalizing nature, rarely sharing his emotions.
repressing suppressing
2.
psychologyUStaking in and making part of one's beliefsUS
  • She has an internalizing approach to new ideas.
absorbing assimilating incorporating
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Origin of internalizing

Latin, internus (internal) + -ize (to make)

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internalizing
causing to internalize or adopt

Examples of internalizing in a sentence

  • With an internalizing approach, he dealt with his grief.
  • His internalizing nature makes him a deep thinker.
  • An internalizing mindset helps in personal growth.

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  1. French:intériorisé, intériorisant, ...
  2. German:in sich gekehrt, verinnerlichend, ...
  3. Italian:riservato, assimilare, ...
  4. Spanish:introvertido, internalizador, ...
  5. Portuguese:reprimidor, assimilador, ...
  6. Chinese:不外露的, 内化的, ...
  7. Japanese:内向的な, 内面化する, ...
  8. Arabic:كَتُوم, استبطاني, ...
  9. Hebrew:מוּפְנָם, מַפְנִים, ...
  10. Russian:замкнутый, усваивающий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:замкнутий, інтерналізуючий, ...
  12. Hindi:अंतर्मुखी, अंतरनिहित, ...
internalize US
ɪnˈtɜːnəlaɪz
See also: internalise (UK)

Definition of internalize - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
valuesUSmake values part of one's attitudeUS
  • He internalized the company's values over time.
absorb assimilate incorporate
2.
psychologyUSprocess new information in one's mindUS
  • She internalized the new concepts quickly.
absorb assimilate comprehend
3.
emotionRareUSrefrain from expressing a negative emotionRareUS
  • He tends to internalize his anger.
contain suppress
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keep emotions inside without expressing them
He tends to internalize feelings instead of talking about them.

Origin of internalize

Latin, internus (internal) + -ize (to make)

Examples of internalize in a sentence

  • Students are encouraged to internalize ethical principles.
  • He struggled to internalize the feedback from his peers.
  • Students need to internalize the rules of grammar.
  • She tends to internalize her sadness.
  • Many people internalize their frustrations at work.

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  1. French:intérioriser, internaliser, ...
  2. German:verinnerlichen, aufnehmen, ...
  3. Italian:interiorizzare, internalizzare, ...
  4. Spanish:internalizar, reprimir, ...
  5. Portuguese:internalizar, reprimir, ...
  6. Chinese:内化, 领会, ...
  7. Japanese:内面化する, 理解する, ...
  8. Arabic:تَشَرَّبَ, اِسْتَوْعَبَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהַפְנִים, לְעַכֵּל, ...
  10. Russian:усваивать, интернализировать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:засвоїти, засвоювати, ...
  12. Hindi:आत्मसात करना, ग्रहण करना, ...
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