Introversion Vs. Extroversion

adjective describes a person who is shy, reserved, or prefers to spend time alone

• The introverted individual preferred to spend their evenings alone reading books.
• My introverted friend enjoys staying in and watching movies on weekends.
• I'm feeling introverted today, so I think I'll just chill at home.
• The dark clouds in the sky seemed introverted, as if they were keeping their emotions hidden.

noun a person who is shy

adjective feeling nervous or timid in the company of other people

• She is quite shy and often avoids social gatherings.
• My little brother is so shy, he won't even say hello to strangers.
• I used to be super shy, but now I'm more outgoing.
• The sun hid behind the clouds, shy and timid, as if afraid to shine too brightly.

noun a feeling of discomfort or lack of confidence in social situations

• Her shyness often prevents her from speaking up in large group settings.
• Don't worry about your shyness, we all get nervous sometimes.
• His shyness around girls is so obvious, it's kind of cute.
• The garden's shyness in the shadow of the towering skyscrapers made it feel like a hidden oasis.