withdrawnness (Meaning)

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withdrawnness (n)

a disposition to be distant and unsympathetic in manner

No weak antonyms found.

The student's withdrawnness in class was noticeable, making it difficult for them to participate.
After suffering a traumatic event, the victim experienced severe withdrawnness and isolation.
The child's withdrawnness was a symptom of depression, requiring immediate attention.
The therapist encouraged the patient to break out of their withdrawnness by engaging in social activities.
The elderly man's withdrawnness had become a concern for his family, who feared for his well-being.
The withdrawnness of the recluse was both intriguing and unsettling.
Certain medications can cause side effects such as withdrawnness and apathy.
The teenager's withdrawnness made it hard for their parents to connect with them emotionally.
The social distancing measures during the pandemic exacerbated people's withdrawnness and loneliness.
The withdrawnness of the adopted child was a result of past trauma and neglect.

a disposition to be distant and unsympathetic in manner

retiring,shy, lone, self-effacing, embarrassed, recessive, sheepish, bashful, demure, diffident

social, extroverted, immodest, outgoing, immodest, gregarious, extroverted, gregarious,outgoing, extraverted

The student's withdrawnness in class was noticeable, making it difficult for them to participate.

After suffering a traumatic event, the victim experienced severe withdrawnness and isolation.

The child's withdrawnness was a symptom of depression, requiring immediate attention.

The therapist encouraged the patient to break out of their withdrawnness by engaging in social activities.