interiorise (Meaning)

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interiorise (v)

incorporate within oneself; make subjective or personal

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The child rapidly interiorised the new language, absorbing its intricacies with ease.
She interiorised the values of integrity and compassion, making them an essential part of her character.
The trauma he experienced had deeply interiorised within him, leaving a lasting impact on his psyche.
The interiorised beliefs of the group guided their thoughts and actions, shaping their collective identity.
As she listened to the motivational speech, she interiorised its message, finding inspiration and guidance.
Through the practice of meditation, he interiorised the sense of peace and calmness that it brought.
The artist's interiorised emotions were expressed through the vibrant colors and bold brushstrokes of her paintings.
The therapist helped her client to interiorise coping mechanisms to manage anxiety.
The interiorisation of societal norms can lead both to conformity and to resistance.
She interiorised the teacher's lessons, not only learning academic knowledge but also developing critical thinking skills.

incorporate within oneself; make subjective or personal

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The child rapidly interiorised the new language, absorbing its intricacies with ease.

She interiorised the values of integrity and compassion, making them an essential part of her character.

The trauma he experienced had deeply interiorised within him, leaving a lasting impact on his psyche.

The interiorised beliefs of the group guided their thoughts and actions, shaping their collective identity.