Introspection is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTROSPECTION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a reflective looking inward
• A view of the inside or interior; a looking inward; specifically, the act or process of self-examination, or inspection of one\'s own thoughts and feelings; the cognition which the mind has of its own acts and states; self-consciousness; reflection.
• the contemplation of your own thoughts and desires and conduct
• the examination or observation of one's own mental and emotional processes

Words related to INTROSPECTION

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Words that contain INTROSPECTION

introspections18 introspectional19 introspectionis19 introspectionist20 introspectionism22 introspectionists21 introspectionisms23 introspectionistic24

How to use INTROSPECTION in a sentence

• His mind had trampled upon itself in throes of introspection until it was often difficult to say which way the paths of the narrative really led.
• Relief was ahead, and after relief would come the end of introspection and the beginning of his real career.
• But she did not ask herself questions, for she had never had the smallest inclination to analysis or introspection.
• But once back in Paris she had less time for introspection, and Raymond less for books.
• It was a night of severe introspection and intense dissatisfaction.
• Many persons, especially women and intelligent children, take pleasure in introspection, and strive their very best to explain their mental processes.
• It was an error that grew readily out of the brooding introspection and self-anatomy which marked the religious habit of the times.
• There is no subtlety nor introspection, the pale cast of thought falls with no shadow over its scenes.
• Its logic forced him to introspection and to the making of a record.
• In the great later accumulations of his Research the personal matter, the introspection, the intimate discussion of motive, becomes less and less.
• If I am not mistaken, she is driving herself half-crazy with introspection and self-will.
• The expression of his countenance was gentle, and there was an air of introspection and abstraction about it as if he were much in the habit of communing with his own thoughts.
• For some few days I wore an air Of pensive introspection, And then I curled down anywhere.
• He is quite free from introspection, and is not given to reflection.
• They are men without the necessary leaven of introspection.
• There was, according to his introspection, another principle at work.
• Balance did not appear prominent in his introspection.
• However, bother introspection, the concert proceeds, both artists doing their level best.
• The daily habit of balancing and introspection enables a man to read and analyse his own heart, its strength and weakness.
• The most charming view in the world is obtained by introspection.
• It is the delight of scholars, of philosophers, of men who live by silent introspection or quiet communing with nature.
• The psychologist studies the mind, and his ultimate appeal must be to introspection, to a direct observation of mental phenomena, and of their relations to external things.
• We cannot, then, depend merely on direct introspection.
• This one may do in spite of all that introspection has to say about the gulf that separates them.
• I do not see why music should not follow poetry in getting away from introspection and trying to paint the drama of the universe.
• Especially did I love to indulge my old habit of self-observation and introspection.
• She schooled herself to endure and to fight off introspection.
• Sometimes people become ill because their personality, hungry for work, is given nothing but introspection to feed upon.
• We must value ourselves if we expect others to value us! Too much introspection and concern for self is often the cause of nervous conditions that produce worry and ill-health.
• The expression of his blue eyes suggested a deep, searching introspection.
• And Winthrop himself? His swift introspection left him aware that of them all he alone seemed to lack a definite aim.
• Later, the Russian persecutions came to interfere again with national introspection, sending a powerful wave of racial sympathy round the earth.
• But a second of introspection had the alarming result of showing him that his mind, when looked at from within, was no longer familiar ground.
• A thousand indications, drawn from introspection and from history, would be found to confirm this speculative presumption.
• Experimentation in such a laboratory stands in no contrast to the method of introspection.
• When the stir and bustle on deck became so lively that he was no longer able to indulge in introspection, he got up and indifferently joined the moving throng.
• Momentarily they seemed to cloud, as if in introspection.

Similar words containing TROSPEC without suffix tion and without prefix in

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