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Introversial 

Someone that can cause controversy even while being introverted or quiet. May sometimes have a resting bitch face that amplifies the introversial effect.
Person 1: Jamie barely talks yet she causes so much fighting in our group, she's so introversial!
Person 2: No she's not, DO NOT talk about her that way!
Person 1: See? It's happening right now, it's like she's Miss Introversial!
Introversial by Big_Rod September 18, 2019

introverted 

Not to be confused with shyness.

ntroversion is a temperament. it's inbuild and cannot be changed. It makes up the special you. Introverted people gain their energy from their own, complexed inner world, and tend to feel exhausted when they have to interact A LOT with people. (exrtoverted people gain their energy from the people around them)Whereas shyness is a form of anxiety. It's when you worry about what people will think, say or do about you if you do something. It's a symptom caused by many many factors, while Introversion is JUST YOU.
I'm a very introverted person. Though I tend to be charismatic, and people gather around me. I'm very lonely, and tend to only enjoy being with myself, and learning about myself. I have to think a lot because my brain uses its frontal lobe, and stores things in my long term memory bank. AS you know I'm American, and I live in a very extroverted society. Where fast talk, and acting on impulse is valued more than careful planning, and meaniful thinking.
introverted by lordblazer December 7, 2006

Introverted Claustrophobia 

When an introvert is a large crowd and feels as if everyone is closing in on them.

Feeling overwhelmed or stressed in crowds or loud noise.
During that concert Nancy felt as if she had introverted claustrophobia.

Introvertedness 

An easy hole to fall into, but hard to climb out of
I am descending into Introvertedness

intraverse

A place that exists only in your mind. e.g. Your own little universe.
There's always interesting people to talk to in the intraverse.
intraverse by evilinnerchild November 27, 2015

Introversion 

(Antonym; Extraversion)

A preference for living in, and gaining one's energy from, one's inner world of thoughts, feelings and perceptions.
(noun of introversion=introvert)

Bob (an introvert) lives happily alone, distant from friends and relatives, and doesn't go out very often.
Introversion by Jonesey October 14, 2005
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