Definition
Definition of introvertish - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- She felt introvertish at the crowded party.
2.
- He was feeling introvertish and stayed home.
Origin of introvertish
Latin, intro (inward) + vertere (to turn)
Examples of introvertish in a sentence
Feeling introvertish, he preferred staying home. She felt introvertish and avoided the party. His introvertish nature kept him from joining the group.
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- French:introverti, solitaire, ...
- German:introvertiert, zurückgezogen, ...
- Italian:introverso, solitario, ...
- Spanish:introvertido, solitario, ...
- Portuguese:introvertido, ...
- Chinese:有些内向的, 内向的, ...
- Japanese:内向的な, 一人になりたい, ...
- Arabic:شَبِيه بِالانْطِوَائِي, مِئْتِم, ...
- Hebrew:מוּפְנָם, מִתְבּוֹדֵד, ...
- Russian:интровертный, склонный к одиночеству, ...
- Ukrainian:інтровертний, самотній, ...
- Hindi:अंतर्मुखी, अकेलापन पसंद, ...
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