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extravert

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extravert /ex·tra·vert/ (eks´trah-vert) extrovert.
extravert.
See extrovert.


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All students are actively involved, introverts and extraverts.
One critic refers to the Crucifixion as a terrible example of the "paranoid sadism" evident in the work of "slow extravert artists," (32) another to the artist's "obsession with gratuitous details," (33) still another to his demonstrating the "abysmal questionableness of the human body as the frame of the Word that was made flesh.
It gives extraverts practice in being introverts, against the time when they may need that skill.
 
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