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internalize
verb as in incorporate within one's self
Strong matches
Example Sentences
Eventually, most Americans will internalize the cultural logic of Trumpism and fascism and begin to self-police and conform — and enforce the new order against their family members, friends, neighbors, and strangers.
Those experiences, he says, “are going to all have a profound impact on how we Internalize our relationships with money.”
With less than 60 days left until Election Day, the mainstream American news media needs to quickly learn and internalize the following rules and realities about Donald Trump, the MAGAfied Republicans, "conservatives," and the larger right wing and neofascist movement.
Chief Justice John Roberts has been labeled by some as the serious centrist at the court, and he seemed to embrace and internalize that.
And if you can internalize me and take me with you into your various areas of your life where you need some of that input, then I have done something meaningful.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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