What is another word for inwardness?
Pronunciation:
[ ˈɪnwədnəs], [ ˈɪnwədnəs], [ ˈɪ_n_w_ə_d_n_ə_s]
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Synonyms for Inwardness:
n.
• attribute (noun) • core (noun)- core.
- maturity,
- existence,
- struggle,
- trial,
- background,
- judgment,
- worldliness,
- sophistication,
- skill,
- observation,
- wisdom,
- empiricism,
- patience,
- know-how,
- sense,
- seasoning,
- evidence,
- savoir-faire,
- proof,
- training,
- combat,
- forebearance,
- practice,
- exposure,
- Familiarity,
- action,
- perspicacity,
- strife,
- actuality,
- contact,
- caution,
- understanding,
- knowhow,
- reality,
- involvement,
- practicality,
- participation,
- Doing,
- acquaintance.
- gist.
- meat,
- center,
- marrow,
- substance,
- nitty-gritty,
- centrality,
- innerness,
- viscera,
- kernel,
- sum,
- pith,
- nub,
- subjectivity.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- load,
- mettle,
- connection,
- nerve center,
- shopping center,
- middle,
- warmheartedness,
- immanence,
- Spirituousness,
- essential nature,
- Intrinsicality,
- core group,
- Nerve Centre,
- mental object,
- midpoint,
- otherworldliness,
- shopping mall,
- summation,
- vegetable marrow,
- inward,
- affectionateness,
- join,
- quiddity,
- union,
- mall,
- Inbeing,
- fragrance,
- snapper,
- indwelling,
- pump,
- marrow squash,
- aggregate,
- plaza,
- ticker,
- Innateness,
- Inness,
- spirituality,
- totality,
- essentiality,
- internalization,
- Interiority,
- content,
- hypostasis,
- tenderness,
- centerfield,
- odor,
- bone marrow,
- effect,
- stub,
- centrists,
- cognitive state,
- amount,
- depth,
- sum total,
- burden,
- stuff,
- spatial relation,
- introversion,
- matter,
- bosom,
- perfume,
- eye,
- sum of money,
- spunk,
- scent,
- fundamentality,
- means,
- aroma,
- position,
- coalition,
- indigenousness,
- Nubble,
- message,
- quintessence,
- inherence,
- subject-matter,
- fondness,
- centre,
- cognitive content,
- nucleus,
- meaning,
- spirit,
- state of mind,
- warmness,
- amount of money,
- center of attention,
- nerve,
- nonobjectivity.
How to use "Inwardness" in context?
Inwardness is the apparent inability or unwillingness of a person or thing to take in or embrace new ideas, experiences, or information. Outwardly, people may appear open to new experiences but inwardly they may be resistant, fearful, or even blocked from developing new perspectives or ideas.
Resistance to change could be one underlying cause of inwardness. People who are inwardly resistant to change often maintain static views of the world and keep rigid boundaries between themselves and others. They are resistant to exploration and learning because they fear change and new challenges. They also may be uncomfortable with change because they feel they are not in control.
Hypernym for Inwardness:
n.
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attribute
otherworldliness, spirituality, Spiritism, spiritualism.
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attribute
Hyponym for Inwardness:
n.
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attribute
spatial relation, position, introversion.
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cognition
state of mind, cognitive state.
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attribute
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