interiorise BrE
interiorize AmE

This was not a dreary exercise: rabbinical students feel that chanting the sacred words reveals the inner music to the soul and learning something 'by heart'- a revealing phrase - helps one to interiorise it and make it one's own.

He probably saw how ridiculous I looked and decided to interiorize that grin pulling at his upper lip.

Those who interiorize excessively discover symbolic meanings in the most insignificant aspects of nature.

K. Satchidanandan notes that his poems revel in linguistic play and thus interiorize the ontological essence of poetry.