Definition
Definition of internalizing - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
emotionkeeping thoughts and feelings inside
- He has an internalizing nature, rarely sharing his emotions.
2.
psychologyUS taking in and making part of one's beliefsUS
- She has an internalizing approach to new ideas.
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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- French:intériorisé, intériorisant, ...
- German:in sich gekehrt, verinnerlichend, ...
- Italian:riservato, assimilare, ...
- Spanish:introvertido, internalizador, ...
- Portuguese:reprimidor, assimilador, ...
- Chinese:不外露的, 内化的, ...
- Japanese:内向的な, 内面化する, ...
- Arabic:كَتُوم, استبطاني, ...
- Hebrew:מוּפְנָם, מַפְנִים, ...
- Russian:замкнутый, усваивающий, ...
- Ukrainian:замкнутий, інтерналізуючий, ...
- Hindi:अंतर्मुखी, अंतरनिहित, ...
Definition of internalize - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
valuesUS make values part of one's attitudeUS
- He internalized the company's values over time.
2.
psychologyUS process new information in one's mindUS
- She internalized the new concepts quickly.
3.
emotionRare US refrain from expressing a negative emotionRare US
- He tends to internalize his anger.
Expressions with internalize
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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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- French:intérioriser, internaliser, ...
- German:verinnerlichen, aufnehmen, ...
- Italian:interiorizzare, internalizzare, ...
- Spanish:internalizar, reprimir, ...
- Portuguese:internalizar, reprimir, ...
- Chinese:内化, 领会, ...
- Japanese:内面化する, 理解する, ...
- Arabic:تَشَرَّبَ, اِسْتَوْعَبَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַפְנִים, לְעַכֵּל, ...
- Russian:усваивать, интернализировать, ...
- Ukrainian:засвоїти, засвоювати, ...
- Hindi:आत्मसात करना, ग्रहण करना, ...
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