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Definition of internal
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of internal is as below...
Internal
(a.)
Derived
from, or
dependent
on, the thing
itself;
inherent;
as, the
internal
evidence
of the
divine
origin
of the
Scriptures..
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Tap
::
Tap (n.) A tool for
forming
an
internal
screw,
as in a nut,
consisting
of a
hardened
steel male screw
grooved
longitudinally
so as to have
cutting
edges..
Cortile
::
Cortile
(n.) An open
internal
courtyard
inclosed
by the walls of a large
dwelling
house or other large and
stately
building.
Statocracy
::
Statoblast
(n.) One of a
peculiar
kind of
internal
buds, or
germs,
produced
in the
interior
of
certain
Bryozoa
and
sponges,
especially
in the
fresh-water
species;
-- also
called
winter
buds..
Viscosity
::
Viscosity
(n.) A
quality
analogous
to that of a
viscous
fluid,
supposed
to be
caused
by
internal
friction,
especially
in the case of
gases..
Endoskeleton
::
Endoskeleton
(n.) The bony,
cartilaginous,
or other
internal
framework
of an
animal,
as
distinguished
from the
exoskeleton..
Physic
::
Physic
(n.) A
specific
internal
application
for the cure or
relief
of
sickness;
a
remedy
for
disease;
a
medicine.
Periotic
::
Periotic
(a.)
Surrounding,
or
pertaining
to the
region
surrounding,
the
internal
ear; as, the
periotic
capsule..
Inside
::
Inside
(a.) Being
within;
included
or
inclosed
in
anything;
contained;
interior;
internal;
as, the
inside
passengers
of a
stagecoach;
inside
decoration..
Tuberculosis
::
Tuberculosis
(n.) A
constitutional
disease
characterized
by the
production
of
tubercles
in the
internal
organs,
and
especially
in the
lungs,
where it
constitutes
the most
common
variety
of
pulmonary
consumption..
Hysteresis
::
Hysteresis
(n.) A
lagging
or
retardation
of the
effect,
when the
forces
acting
upon a body are
changed,
as if from
velocity
or
internal
friction;
a
temporary
resistance
to
change
from a
condition
previously
induced,
observed
in
magnetism,
thermoelectricity,
etc., on
reversal
of
polarity..
Mesial
::
Mesial
(a.)
Middle;
median;
in, or in the
region
of, the
mesial
plane;
internal;
--
opposed
to
lateral..
Osselet
::
Osselet
(n.) The
internal
bone, or
shell,
of a
cuttlefish..
Internal
::
Internal
(a.)
Intrinsic;
inherent;
real.
Epicycle
::
Epicycle
(n.) A
circle
which rolls on the
circumference
of
another
circle,
either
externally
or
internally..
Gladius
::
Gladius
(n.) The
internal
shell,
or pen, of
cephalopods
like the
squids..
Turgid
::
Turgid
(a.)
Distended
beyond
the
natural
state by some
internal
agent or
expansive
force;
swelled;
swollen;
bloated;
inflated;
tumid;
--
especially
applied
to an
enlarged
part of the body; as, a
turgid
limb;
turgid
fruit..
Otocyst
::
Otocyst
(n.) An
auditory
cyst or
vesicle;
one of the
simple
auditory
organs
of many
invertebrates,
containing
a fluid and
otoliths;
also, the
embryonic
vesicle
from which the parts of the
internal
ear of
vertebrates
are
developed..
Inmate
::
Inmate
(a.)
Admitted
as a
dweller;
resident;
internal.
Temperament
::
Temperament
(v. t.)
Internal
constitution;
state with
respect
to the
relative
proportion
of
different
qualities,
or
constituent
parts..
Energy
::
Energy
(n.)
Internal
or
inherent
power;
capacity
of
acting,
operating,
or
producing
an
effect,
whether
exerted
or not; as, men
possessing
energies
may
suffer
them to lie
inactive..
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