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introvert

noun as in a reserved or socially withdrawn person

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The overwhelming performance of the Dodgers in this postseason has created an atmosphere in which even the famously introverted Sasaki feels comfortable joking in front of reporters.

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Extroverts, naturally, draw energy from conversation; even introverts often find brief bouts of sociability uplifting.

“You can be more introverted. It’s not necessarily just discussing a book or having thoughts on a book; it’s more about being open to talking to other book lovers,” adds Pao.

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Chang described his former neighbor as soft-spoken and introverted, and said he remembered Rinderknecht because he had a distinct numerical entry door lock, whereas nearly every other unit had a keyed lock system.

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Donald is described as a natural introvert by those who know him well, but they say he also carries an air of assurance which he transmits to his players.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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