1. to make something internal or part of one’s inner self; to internalize
Usage: formal

Examples

• She learned to interiorize her emotions rather than express them openly.
• The meditation practice helped him interiorize feelings of peace and calm.
• Children gradually interiorize the moral values taught by their parents.
• The therapy aimed to help patients interiorize positive self-talk.
• Through years of study, she managed to interiorize the complex philosophical concepts.
• The artist sought to interiorize the beauty of nature in his work.