introverted
Introverted (adj) means Quiet and reflective by nature, preferring one's own thoughts or small groups over large social gatherings. Example: “He's quite introverted and recharges by spending time alone.”
How to use introverted
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishDescribes someone who is inward-focused and often prefers solitude to socializing.
Introverted doesn't mean shy or unfriendly — it just means someone draws energy from being alone rather than from being around people.
Word forms
more introverted comparative, most introverted superlative
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He's quite _____ and recharges by spending time alone.
Etymology
From introvert + -ed.
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What does “introverted” mean?
The word “introverted” means quiet and reflective by nature, preferring one's own thoughts or small groups over large social gatherings. In plain terms, describes someone who is inward-focused and often prefers solitude to socializing.
How do you use “introverted” in a sentence?
Here is “introverted” used in a sentence: “He's quite introverted and recharges by spending time alone.”
What is the opposite of “introverted”?
The opposite of “introverted” — its antonyms — are extraverted and extroverted.
What part of speech is “introverted”?
“Introverted” is an adjective.