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to internalize
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to incorporate or integrate information, beliefs, or values into one's own understanding or mindset
Transitive: to internalize information or beliefs
internalize
v
internal
adj
intern
n
Example
As part of the training program, employees were encouraged to internalize the company's core values to create a positive work environment.
In therapy, individuals may work to internalize coping mechanisms to manage stress and emotional challenges effectively.
To become a skilled musician, it's essential to internalize musical theory and techniques through regular practice and study.
Parenting involves guiding children to internalize important values and ethical principles as they grow and develop.
Learning a new language involves not just memorizing vocabulary but also internalizing the nuances of pronunciation and cultural context.
