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internalize English

Meaning internalize meaning

What does internalize mean?

internalize

— verb (= internalise) incorporate within oneself; make subjective or personal internalize a belief

Synonyms internalize synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as internalize?

internalize English » English

internalise interiorize interiorise introject intake assimilate

Conjugation internalize conjugation

How do you conjugate internalize?

internalize · verb

Examples internalize examples

How do I use internalize in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

They have to. internalize the water.
So you think I need to define my boundaries more clearly keep a certain distance, not internalize my.
I internalize a lot.
I can internalize and make my own. Mmm-hmm.
You internalize violence.
You can see it every morning, start to internalize it.
But you know, see what kind of person would internalize that, right?
I think one of the things that we really have to accept and internalize is that the majority of institutions, and the majority of people, are never going to be on our side.
I'd internalize it and I'd feel like it was my fault, too.
If you internalize this document, you should be able to field basic questions about the bail-out.
Women tend to internalize feelings of rejection, not act out violently.
So, we internalize this system, we can't envisage anything different.
I feel like I really internalize it.
You started to internalize it, and my worst fear was coming true-- that he was gonna do to you what he did to me.
I, on the other hand, internalize.
I tend to internalize.
That ball will not operate at its fullest until you internalize your power, Selena.
I'm gonna be a professional and go to the interview and internalize my feelings so I get an ulcer the size of Cleveland.
I like the ones with the deep-seated emotional issues I can internalize and make my own.
Well, obviously, I was trying to get you to internalize the material without thinking too much about it.
I'm gonna be self-conscious, and then internalize those feelings, and that can't be good for the baby, right?
Internalize them.
That you understand it and internalize it with every fiber of your being.
If you internalize the loneliness and absorb it, your head spins like crazy.
They won't internalize deeply problematic notions about the commodification of sexuality in today's society.
But you seem like the kind of person that would internalize that, right?
It's, like, so much to internalize.
I was trying to get you to internalize the material without thinking about it.
They began to internalize the experience.
I don't internalize things.
It was a script, Deb. Don't internalize.

News and current affairs

Regardless of its effectiveness, the armed struggle waged by the PLO did empower the Palestinians and internalize a sense of collective dignity and self respect within them.
The challenge for the US, Europe, and Japan will now be to internalize Chinese companies and methods in order to galvanize their own to higher levels of productivity and innovation.
Getting executives to internalize perfectly the expected losses that their choices might impose on contributors of capital other than shareholders is complex.
In each industry and region, companies will race to internalize China's new methods in order to beat their local and immediate competitors--just as US management methods have been internalized by companies around the world, including within China.
Many coal-fired power plants would be uncompetitive if they were required to internalize these costs.
We must internalize lessons from the past and focus on establishing well-functioning markets that enable developing countries fully to tap their economies' comparative advantage.
Both governments and corporations should internalize the message and learn from the Libyan example.
Similarly, policymakers should ensure that financial-market participants fully internalize the risks that they assume, rather than tax or restrict certain types of transactions.
Having exhausted most of the alternatives over the years, national leaders have begun to internalize the virtues of cooperation.

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