introversion in Czech
introversion in Czech is introverze — introversion means a tendency to direct one's attention and energy inward, toward one's own thoughts and feelings rather than outward social activity.
introversion in Czech
introverze
(psychology) A personality orientation towards the self and mental abstraction; behavior expressing such orientation.
What does "introversion" mean?
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noun A tendency to direct one's attention and energy inward, toward one's own thoughts and feelings rather than outward social activity.
"His introversion made large parties feel exhausting."
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introversion in a sentence
- His introversion made large parties feel exhausting.
- She has learned to see her introversion as a strength rather than a flaw.
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What is "introversion" in Czech?
"introversion" in Czech is introverze. introversion means: A tendency to direct one's attention and energy inward, toward one's own thoughts and feelings rather than outward social activity.
How do you use "introversion" in a sentence?
Example: "His introversion made large parties feel exhausting." In Czech, "introversion" is introverze.
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