introversion

• Nom féminin désignant l'état ou la qualité d'être tourné vers l'intérieur, décrivant souvent un trait de personnalité caractérisé par une préférence pour les activités solitaires et la réflexion plutôt que pour les interactions sociales.

A noun referring to the state or quality of being focused inward, often describing a personality trait characterized by a preference for solitary activities and reflection over social interaction.

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1. Folding inwardC2formal

   The condition of being folded inward or sheathed, like a structure turning inside itself.

   Introversion (repliement vers l'intérieur)

   • The introversion of the leaf's edge is a natural adaptation.
   • In biology, introversion describes the inward folding of a membrane.
   • The introversion of the tube creates a pocket-like structure.

   Synonymesinfoldingintussusceptioninvaginationinvolution

2. Inward folding of a surfaceC2formal

   The folding in of an outer layer so as to form a pocket or cavity in the surface.

   Invagination

   • The introversion of the skin layer formed a small pocket.
   • Geological introversion can create unique rock formations.
   • The introversion of the tissue was observed under the microscope.

   Synonymesinfoldingintussusceptioninvagination

   Antonymeseversionextroversion

3. B2formal

   A personality trait characterized by a focus on internal thoughts and feelings rather than external stimulation.

   Introversion (trait de personnalité)

   • Her introversion makes her prefer quiet evenings at home.
   • Introversion is often misunderstood as shyness.
   • Many creative people exhibit a degree of introversion.

   Synonymesinwardnessreservereticencewithdrawal

   Antonymesextraversionextroversion