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internalized

UK
/ɪnˈtɜːnəlaɪzd/
US
/ɪnˈtɜrnəlaɪzd/

Translations

internalizedadjective
more internalized
Comp.
most internalized
Super.
UK
/ɪnˈtɜːnəlaɪzd/
US
/ɪnˈtɜrnəlaɪzd/
intérioriséSe dit d’un sentiment ou d’un état psychique vécu intérieurement, sans expression extérieure.
Years of internalized grief had left him emotionally exhausted.
Des années de chagrin intériorisé l’avaient laissé émotionnellement épuisé.
intérioriséPsychologie, idées ou valeurs assimilées et intégrées à la pensée.
She had internalized the values of her community, which influenced her decisions.
Elle avait intériorisé les valeurs de sa communauté, ce qui influençait ses décisions.
Synonyms
ingrained
incorporated
absorbed
integrated
instilled
internalizeverb

internalized

Past Simple

internalized
Past Simple
internalized
Past Participle
internalizing
Gerund
UK
/ɪnˈtɜːnəlʌɪz/
US
/ɪnˈtɜrnəˌlaɪz/
intérioriserEn psychologie, pour faire sien un ensemble de valeurs, d’idées ou de comportements.
She internalized the values of her community and lived by them throughout her life.
Elle a intériorisé les valeurs de sa communauté et les a respectées toute sa vie.
internaliserEn économie et en gestion, pour intégrer un coût ou une responsabilité au lieu de la répercuter sur autrui.
The company decided to internalize the environmental costs of its operations instead of shifting them to consumers.
L’entreprise a décidé d’internaliser les coûts environnementaux de ses activités au lieu de les faire supporter aux consommateurs.
Synonyms
absorb
assimilate
incorporate
integrate
ingrain
instill
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Definitions

internalizedadjective
Taken in and made part of one's own attitudes or beliefs.
She had internalized the values of her community, which influenced her decisions.
Existing or occurring within the mind; not expressed outwardly.
Years of internalized grief had left him emotionally exhausted.
internalizeverb
To incorporate (attitudes, values, or behaviors) into one's own belief system or way of thinking.
She internalized the values of her community and lived by them throughout her life.
To absorb or include (a cost, responsibility, or externality) within an organization or process rather than passing it on to others.
The company decided to internalize the environmental costs of its operations instead of shifting them to consumers.
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