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interior definition
in·teri·or (in tir′ē ər)
adjective
- situated within; on the inside; inner
- away from the coast, border, or frontier; inland
- of the internal, or domestic, affairs of a country
- of the inner nature of a person or thing; private, secret, etc.
Etymology: ME < MFr < L, compar. of inter, between: see inter-
noun
- the interior part of anything; specif.,
- the inside of a room or building
- the inland part of a country or region
- the inner nature of a person or thing
- a picture, view, etc. of the inside of a room or building
- the internal, or domestic, affairs of a country the U.S. Department of the Interior
Related Forms:
- interiority in·te′ri·or′·ity (in tir′ē ôr′ə tē) noun
- interiorly in·te′ri·orly adverb
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