interiorize

[US]/ɪnˈtɪəriəraɪz/
[UK]/ɪnˈtɪriəˌraɪz/

Translation

vt.to make a belief or moral standard deeply ingrained
v.to internalize concepts or standards
Word Forms
Past Participleinteriorized
Past Tenseinteriorized
Present Participleinteriorizing
Third Person Singularinteriorizes

Phrases & Collocations

interiorize beliefs

interiorize values

interiorize concepts

interiorize feelings

interiorize experiences

interiorize knowledge

interiorize practices

interiorize principles

interiorize thoughts

interiorize skills

Example Sentences

children often interiorize the values of their parents.

she tried to interiorize the lessons learned from her experiences.

to succeed, we must interiorize the principles of teamwork.

therapy can help individuals interiorize their emotions better.

students need to interiorize the concepts taught in class.

he worked hard to interiorize the feedback from his mentor.

many cultures encourage individuals to interiorize social norms.

artists often interiorize their surroundings into their work.

to improve mental health, one should interiorize positive affirmations.

it is important to interiorize the lessons from failures.

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