1. a person who tends to be quiet, reserved, and focused on their own thoughts and feelings rather than seeking social interaction
Usage: psychology

1. to turn inward or focus on one’s own thoughts and feelings
Usage: formal; psychology

Examples

• As an introvert, she preferred reading books to attending large parties.
• The introvert found social gatherings exhausting and needed time alone to recharge.
• Many introverts are excellent listeners and deep thinkers.
• He tends to introvert his emotions rather than express them openly.
• The shy student was often mistaken for an introvert, though she was simply nervous.
• Introverts often prefer one-on-one conversations to group discussions.
• She learned to introvert her attention during meditation practice.