inward
adjective
- situated within; being on the inside; internal
- of or belonging to the inner nature of a person; mental or spiritual
- directed toward the inside; ingoing: the inward pull of a centrifuge
- intuitive; empathetic: an inward understanding of the poetic mind
- subtle: a delicate inward lyricism
- intimate (with): the play invites the audience to be inward with the character
- introspective: an obsession with inward consciousness
- withdrawn; reticent: a shy and inward person
noun
- the inside; inward part
- the entrails
adverb
- toward the inside, interior, or center
- into the mind, thoughts, or soul
See inward in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(ĭnˈwərd)
adjective- Located inside; inner.
- Directed or moving toward the interior: an inward flow.
- Of, relating to, or existing in the thoughts or mind: inward doubts.
- Intimate; familiar: is inward with the right people.
adverb also
in·wards (-wərdz)- Toward the inside, center, or interior.
- Toward the mind or the self: thoughts turned inward.
noun- An inner or central part.
- An inner essence or spirit.
- inwards Entrails; innards.
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