withdrawnness Synonyms
Strongest:
- sociable
- immodest
- sociable
- social
- outgoing
- immodest
- social
- gregarious
- outgoing
- extroverted
- extroverted
- gregarious
- extraverted
- extraverted
Strong:
- boon
- bold
- clubable
- unreserved
- brash
- dashing
- brash
- uninhibited
- uninhibited
- dashing
- unreserved
- boon
- convivial
- forceful
- clubable
- companionable
- convivial
- forward
- clubbable
- bold
- clubbable
- forward
- forceful
- companionable
Weak:
No Weak antonyms found.
withdrawnness Meaning
withdrawnness (n)
a disposition to be distant and unsympathetic in manner
withdrawnness Sentence Examples
- 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.
FAQs About the word withdrawnness
a disposition to be distant and unsympathetic in manner
retiring, lone,shy, modest, coy, sheepish, self-effacing, embarrassed, backward, bashful
sociable, immodest, sociable, social,outgoing, immodest, social, gregarious, outgoing, extroverted
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.
