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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Mind and personality
-hearted
-heartedly
-heartedness
alexithymia
allism
allistic
alter ego
ambivert
Asperger's syndrome
gender identity
gestaltist
jib
neurotypicality
noddle
noetic
noggin
non-identity
psychoanalysis
psychoanalytic
subconscious

Examples of inwardly

inwardly
The result is negative because of the inwardly directed force.
Improvisation, for me, begins as a looking-forward-state-of-curiosity, coupled with an inwardly decided-on absence of fear.
This pattern resolves between 8-10 weeks forming radial stripes thought to represent chords of clonally related, inwardly migrating cells.
This pattern resolves at between 8 and 10 weeks forming radial stripes that represent chords of clonally related, inwardly migrating cells.
The cell proliferation, which is regulated by an inwardly-diffusing nutrient, is directly proportional to both the nutrient concentration and the cell density.
Before that time, the plasma is compressed inwardly by the strong azimuthal magnetic field.
For the creation of that type was largely generated by inwardly directed ethics of knowledge.
The inwardly emitted radiation is subject to multiple scattering before emergence from the jet.
In this arrangement, outwardly facing hydrophobic residues interact with the lipid membrane, while the inwardly facing hydrophilic surfaces form the central lumen of the pore.
The ' normal' progress of the courtship has been inwardly derailed, even if the outward forms are being observed.
They are, however, described as inwardly rectifying because net flux through the channels is inward over a depolarization-hyperpolarization cycle under symmetrical ionic conditions.
This reduction of gain and time constant was not always observed, presumably due to the lack of the inwardly rectifying current in some cells.
The opposite of person is self, a more inwardly oriented category based on the perception of the innate qualities of an individual.
One has but to strike the pose to feel inwardly the bodily impetus behind the songs.
Is our society "sure of itself," or "inwardly unstable"?
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