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introvertedin‧tro‧vert‧ed /ˈɪntrəvɜːtɪd $ -ɜːr-/ adjective   - He is described as an introverted teenager, with a love of horses.
- I was probably more introverted than Arthur when we were children.
- Nolan describes himself as introverted and serious.
- Peters is just too introverted to be a good manager.
- The young girl, once so lively, became introverted and developed a nervous stammer.
► bashful shy and not willing to say very much ► self-conscious worried and embarrassed about what you look like or what other people think of you ► timid not brave or confident ► reserved not liking to express your emotions or talk about your problems ► introverted thinking a lot about your own interests, problems etc, and not liking to be with other people ► withdrawn quiet and not wanting to talk to other people, especially because you are unhappy ► antisocial not liking to meet people and talk to them ► retiring formal not wanting to be with other people someone who does not usually show what they feel or think► reserved someone who is reserved is usually quiet and unwilling to talk about or show their feelings: · Are you cautious and reserved, or adventurous and uninhibited? · They are very reserved people, the English. It takes some time to get to know them. ► introverted someone who is introverted is quiet and prefers not to be with other people, and does not talk about their feelings or opinions: · He is described as an introverted teenager, with a love of horses.· I was probably more introverted than Arthur when we were children. ► undemonstrative someone who is undemonstrative does not show feelings of friendliness or love for other people, for example by kissing or touching them: · Neighbours say he was quiet, undemonstrative and always carefully dressed. not wanting to be too friendly or to show your feelings► reserved someone who is reserved tries not to show their feelings to other people and does not talk a lot: · English people have a reputation for being very reserved.· That shy reserved young man had turned into a confident adult. ► withdrawn not wanting to talk to anyone, especially because you are upset or unhappy: · Mike was silent and withdrawn that evening.· After her husband died Priscilla became very withdrawn and seldom left her home.· He'd always been an unhappy, withdrawn little boy. ► introverted someone who is introverted thinks too much about their own interests or problems and it is difficult for them to talk to people: · Peters is just too introverted to be a good manager.· The young girl, once so lively, became introverted and developed a nervous stammer. ► inhibited shy and unwilling to express your feelings, especially feelings concerned with sex or with your own body: · I am far too inhibited to have rows with people.· He accused her of being snobbish and emotionally inhibited.inhibited about: · Young people of the nineteenth century were, in general, extremely inhibited about sex. someone who is introverted is quiet and shy and does not enjoy being with other people OPP extrovert, extroverted► see thesaurus at shy—introversion /ˌɪntrəˈvɜːʃən $ -ˈvɜːrʒən/ noun [uncountable] |