inward
/ˈɪnwərd/
adjective
- Located inside or directed toward the inside of something.
- She felt an inward pull to explore the cave.
- The inward curve of the road made it difficult to see oncoming traffic.
- The door opens with an inward swing.
- Relating to a person's mind, spirit, or inner self rather than external appearance.
- Meditation helps her find inward peace.
- He struggled with inward doubts about his decision.
- The diary revealed her inward thoughts and feelings.
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adverb
- Toward the inside or center of something.
- She turned her gaze inward, lost in thought.
- The crowd moved inward as the gates opened.
- The walls lean slightly inward at the top.
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