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inward

adjective (INSIDE)
 
 
/ˈɪn.wəd/ US  /-wɚd/

Definition

on or towards the inside: The force pushes the object in an inward direction. → Compare outwardIn and at inside your mind and not expressed to other people: inward feelingsMind and personalityScience of psychology and psychoanalysis
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