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inwardness

/ˈɪn.wəd.nəs/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa o núcleo essencial ou a parte mais íntima de uma ideia ou experiência, bem como a concentração em si mesmo, nas próprias convicções, valores éticos ou ideológicos e na própria natureza interior.

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noun

/ˈɪn.wəd.nəs/C2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa o núcleo essencial ou a parte mais íntima de uma ideia ou experiência, bem como a concentração em si mesmo, nas próprias convicções, valores éticos ou ideológicos e na própria natureza interior.

A noun referring to the essential core or innermost part of an idea or experience, or a preoccupation with one's own attitudes, ethical or ideological values, and inner nature.

  1. Essential core or essenceC2formal

    The innermost or most vital part of an idea, experience, or thing; the fundamental nature.

    ptEssência

    • The inwardness of the poem lies in its exploration of human suffering.
    • He tried to grasp the inwardness of the philosophical argument.
    • Understanding the inwardness of the ritual requires deep cultural knowledge.

    Sinônimoscoreessencegistheartkernelnubpithquintessencesoulsubstance

    Antônimosexternalityoutwardnesssuperficiality

  2. Preoccupation with inner ethics or valuesC2formal

    A focus on one's own attitudes, ethical principles, or ideological beliefs.

    ptInterioridade

    • Her inwardness made her a reflective and conscientious leader.
    • The movement emphasized inwardness over outward social conformity.
    • Inwardness is often seen as a virtue in many spiritual traditions.

    Sinônimosintrospectionself-examinationsoul-searching

  3. Inner state or qualityC2formal

    The quality or condition of being directed inward or having an internal nature.

    ptInterioridade

    • The artist's work suggests a deep inwardness of experience.
    • Meditation cultivates a sense of inwardness and calm.
    • His poetry is characterized by its profound inwardness.

    Sinônimosdepthessenceintrospection

    Antônimosexternalityoutwardness

  4. Preoccupation with inner human natureC2formal

    A sustained concern with what is internal to human beings, especially ethical or ideological aspects.

    ptInterioridade

    • The philosopher wrote extensively about human inwardness.
    • Modern society often neglects inwardness in favor of external achievements.
    • Inwardness allows individuals to confront their own moral dilemmas.

    Sinônimoscontemplationintrospectionmeditationreflectionself-absorptionself-analysisself-contemplationself-examinationthoughtfulness

    Antônimosextroversionoutwardness

Formas
  • inwardnesses plural form
  • inwardnesses' possessive plural form
  • inwardness's possessive singular form
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