As verbs the difference between internalize and interiorise
is that internalize is to make something internal; to incorporate it in oneself while interiorise is .
internalize
English
Alternative forms
* internalise (UK)
Verb
(en-verb)
To make something internal; to incorporate it in oneself.
(computing) To store (a string or other structure) in a shared pool, such that subsequent items with the same value can share the same instance. Often abbreviated to intern .
interiorise
Not English
Interiorise has no English definition. It may be misspelled.
English words similar to 'interiorise':
interweave,
intertwine,
intercourse,
intractable,
interplate,
intersperse,
intermixture,
immoderate,
interpolate,
intransitive,
intermingle,
interstice,
interoperate,
interviewee,
interference,
intermediate,
intrauterine,
interrogate,
internecine,
interchange,
interminable,
intercalate,
interstate,
interactive,
internalize,
interspace,
interleave,
interphase,
interpretive,
intrigante,
interoffice,
interclude,
intermeddle,
intrastate,
interrelate,
indricothere,
intraresidue,
interactome,
interstage,
intervenue,
intertitle,
interpellate,
intervenose,
intervalence,
intersample,
intercompare,
intraphase,
intraplate,
intervolve,
interframe,
intraframe,
internalise,
intraclade,
intrapipette,
interleague,
interpulse,
interjudge,
interspike,
interruptive,
interridge,
intergrase,
interrogable,
intricable,
intersurface,
interforce,
interrogatee,
interiorize,
interminate,
intertwingle,
interposure,
intergrade,
introducible,
intercaste,
interjective,
intercycle,
intracycle,
interventive,
interscale,
interplane,
intrapulse,
interpeptide,
intervillage,
interpassive,
introductive,
interresidue,
intersphere,
interstroke,
intracrine,
intervehicle,
interleukine,
interfluve,
internecive,
intreasure,
interposable,
intercollege,
inutterable,
intraleague,
interscribe,
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internetable,
interestable,
intraoffice,
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inderborite,
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intermontane,
intertangle,
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intervisible,
interpause,
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intermundane,
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interdictive,
intractile,
interpolable,
interceptive,
interlapse,
indorsable,
intercidence,
intrinsicate,
immateriate,
interjacence,
intertexture,
interplace,
intercolline,
interanimate,
intreatable,
inthronize,
intermissive,
interwreathe,
intercommune,
inturbidate,
interclose,
interphone,
interlexeme,
interactable,
intervenable,
interclade,
interphrase,
introducee
