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introspection /in·tro·spec·tion/ (in″trah-spek´shun) contemplation or observation of one's own thoughts and feelings; self-analysis.introspec´tive
introspection [-spek′shən] Etymology: L, introspicere, to look into 1 the act of examining one's own thoughts and emotions. 2 a tendency to look inward and view the inner self. introspective, adj. introspection Psychiatry Self-observation; examination of one's feelings, especially through psychotherapy How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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It's high time we introspect on the depth to which corruption has seeped into our system, weakening its very roots. He notes incidents of gang rape in Punjab, "mass rape in Darfur, female genital mutilation across parts of Muslim Africa, and honor killings of girls," concluding that "it would appear to be time for our holier-than-thou sermonizers to introspect a bit and focus on some of their own sexual hangups. Maybe at the end of October, when you notice coworkers looking at you funny (oven when you're not in Halloween sequins), you'll finally get the message to introspect less and kick back more. |
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