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Definition of inward
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 inward is as below...
Inward
(n.) That which is
inward
or
within;
especially,
in the
plural,
the inner parts or
organs
of the body; the
viscera..
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Estre
::
Estre (n.) The
inward
part of a
building;
the
interior.
Inwit
::
Inwit (n.)
Inward
sense;
mind;
understanding;
conscience.
Innermost
::
Innermost
(a.)
Farthest
inward;
most
remote
from the
outward
part;
inmost;
deepest
within.
Introspection
::
Introspection
(n.) A view of the
inside
or
interior;
a
looking
inward;
specifically,
the act or
process
of
self-examination,
or
inspection
of one's own
thoughts
and
feelings;
the
cognition
which the mind has of its own acts and
states;
self-consciousness;
reflection..
Involuted
::
Involuted
(a.)
Rolled
inward
spirally.
Inward
::
Inward
(n.) The
mental
faculties;
--
usually
pl.
Embowel
::
Embowel
(v. t.) To
imbed;
to hide in the
inward
parts;
to bury.
Christian
::
Christian
(n.) One who
believes,
or
professes
or is
assumed
to
believe,
in Jesus
Christ,
and the truth as
taught
by Him;
especially,
one whose
inward
and
outward
life is
conformed
to the
doctrines
of
Christ..
Involuted
::
Involuted
(a.)
Rolled
inward
from the
edges;
-- said of
leaves
in
vernation,
or of the
petals
of
flowers
in
aestivation..
Batter
::
Batter
(v. t.) To
flatten
(metal)
by
hammering,
so as to
compress
it
inwardly
and
spread
it
outwardly..
Inward
::
Inward
(n.) That which is
inward
or
within;
especially,
in the
plural,
the inner parts or
organs
of the body; the
viscera..
Indraught
::
Indraught
(n.) A
draught
of air or flow of water
setting
inward.
Apodeme
::
Apodeme
(n.) One of the
processes
of the shell which
project
inwards
and unite with one
another,
in the
thorax
of many
Crustacea..
Induplicate
::
Induplicate
(a.)
Having
the edges
rolled
inward
and then
arranged
about the axis
without
overlapping;
-- said of
leaves
in
vernation.
Ingrowth
::
Ingrowth
(n.) A
growth
or
development
inward.
Afferent
::
Afferent
(a.)
Bearing
or
conducting
inwards
to a part or
organ;
--
opposed
to
efferent;
as,
afferent
vessels;
afferent
nerves,
which
convey
sensations
from the
external
organs
to the
brain..
Feel
::
Feel (v. t.) To take
internal
cognizance
of; to be
conscious
of; to have an
inward
persuasion
of.
Introspective
::
Introspective
(a.)
Inspecting
within;
seeing
inwardly;
capable
of, or
exercising,
inspection;
self-conscious..
Bar
::
Bar (n.) The part of the crust of a
horse's
hoof which is bent
inwards
towards
the frog at the heel on each side, and
extends
into the
center
of the
sole..
Inward
::
Inward
(a.) Being or
placed
within;
inner;
interior;
--
opposed
to
outward.
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