indrawn

An archaic adjective meaning drawn in or reserved; rarely used in modern English.

• 🇩🇪Veraltetes Adjektiv, das 'nach innen gezogen' oder 'zurückhaltend' bedeutet; im modernen Englisch selten verwendet.

1. Reserved or introspective C1 formal

   Tending to be thoughtful, quiet, and focused on one's own inner thoughts rather than social interaction.

   • His indrawn nature made him a careful observer of others.
   • She was an indrawn child, often lost in her own world of books.
   • The artist's indrawn personality was reflected in his deeply personal paintings.

   🇩🇪Verschlossen

   Synonyme: contemplativeintrospectiveintrovertedpensivereflectivereservedreticentself-containedwithdrawn

   Antonyme: extrovertedoutgoingsociable

• more indrawn comparative form
• most indrawn superlative form