introspective

pronunciation

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  • Adjective:
    examining own sensory and perceptual experiences

Word Origin

introspective (adj.)
1820, from Latin introspect-, past participle stem of introspicere (see introspection) + -ive.

Example

1. The boy was downcast and introspective .
2. The apostle paul and the introspective conscience of the west .
3. I get the sense that , though he loved the fed job , a more private and introspective life fits his personality rather better .
4. Now a team of neuroscientists has shed light on the process by identifying an area of the brain that is larger in more introspective individuals .
5. Drake 's debut album , five leaves left , was a remarkable work : stuffed with complex , introspective music but leavened with arrangements and production straight off the pop shelf .

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