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internality
Variant of internal
internal
definition
in·ter·nal (in tʉr′nəl)
adjective
- of or having to do with the inside; inner
- to be taken inside the body internal remedies
- having to do with the inner nature of a thing; intrinsic internal evidence
- having to do with the inner being; subjective
- having to do with the domestic affairs of a country internal revenue
- Anat. situated toward the inside of the body or closer to its center
- existing or occurring inside the body or a body part
Etymology: ML internalis < L internus, inward, internal, akin to inter: see inter-
noun
- innards; entrails
- an intrinsic quality or attribute
Related Forms:
- internality in′·ter·nal′·ity (-nal′ə tē) noun
- internally in·ter′·nally adverb
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