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in·most (in′mōst′)

adjective

  1. located farthest within
  2. most intimate or secret; innermost inmost thoughts

Etymology: ME innemest < OE: see in- & -most

inmost Synonyms

inmost

modif.

  1. Deep

    deepest, innermost, interior, intestinal; see deep 1, inner.

  2. Intimate

    innermost, private, personal, secret; see inner, intimate 1, private.

inmost Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

  • recess: O Light eternal, surpassing all created brightness, flash forth the lightning from above and enlighten the inmost recesses of my heart.
  • shrine: On the one hand, the inmost shrine in which it is fashioned and nursed, the shrine of this poor heart of mine!
  • soul: So does your inmost soul, forgotten, mark The Dawn, the Noon, the coming of the Dark.
  • being: Psalm 139 tells us, verses 13-14: you created my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother's womb.
  • thought: Are a person's feelings & inmost thoughts ' practice ' , I wonder?
  • heart: He knows nothing of my knowing his inmost heart.

Browse dictionary entries near inmost

  1. ‹ inmesh
  2. ‹ inmate
  3. ‹ inly
  4. ‹ inlier
  5. ‹ inlet
  6. ‹ inlay
  7. ‹ inlander
  8. ‹ Inland Sea
  9. ‹ Inland Passage
  10. ‹ inland
  1. inn ›
  2. innards ›
  3. innate ›
  4. inner ›
  5. inner circle ›
  6. inner city ›
  7. inner-directed ›
  8. inner ear ›
  9. Inner Hebrides ›
  10. Inner Light ›