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Meanings of introverted in English
Portuguese
introvertido Catalan
introspectiu Given to examining own sensory and perceptual experiences.
Usage of introverted in English
1
I think for a long time, I closed up and became introverted.
2
She was very introverted these days, and very dependent on the familiar.
3
She's sort of introverted, but I do want her to be happy.
4
Anita Vanger had not thought of her as being introverted at all.
5
At last Hans steps out of himself, out of his introverted powerlessness.
6
The actors emerged as not having introverted personalities, but the comedians did.
7
Mark didn't want to be quiet, studious, introverted, when Julia was around.
8
Where deference is a social convention, you will find a more introverted society.
9
Is the US now too weakened and introverted to exercise effective global leadership?
10
Although introverted as a performer, she often played a tragic woman of passion.
11
Eva, more introverted and shy, seems content enough talking to me.
12
On stage, he was an introverted, shy, yet riveting solo performer.
13
Was all this merely the self-torture of any introverted young man?
14
Even the Buddhist monks are so many units of introverted self-righteousness.
15
As a player, when things were going badly, Zola could become very introverted.
16
As we avoid solitude, the introverted part of ourselves becomes unhappy.
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