inward

UK
/ˈɪn.wəd/
US
/ˈɪn.wɚd/
inwardadjective
more inward
Comp.
most inward
Super.
UK
/ˈɪn.wəd/
US
/ˈɪn.wɚd/
Translations
She had an inward focus during meditation.
Во время медитации у нее был внутренний фокус.
He is an inward person who rarely shares his thoughts.
Он замкнутый человек, который редко делится своими мыслями.
Definitions
Directed or moving towards the inside or center.
She took an inward breath before speaking.
Focused on one's own thoughts and feelings rather than the external world.
He is an inward person who prefers solitude over social gatherings.
Existing or occurring within the mind or spirit.
Her inward struggle was not visible to those around her.
Incoming; directed toward a particular place, organization, or economy.
Government policies were designed to promote inward investment.
inwardadverb
UK
/ˈɪnwəd/
US
/ˈɪnwɚd/
Definitions
Toward the inside or center.
The door swung inward, revealing a dark corridor.
Into one's own mind or thoughts; mentally rather than outwardly.
He turned his thoughts inward to understand his feelings.
Synonyms
toward the inside
towards the inside
to oneself
inwardnoun
inwards
pl
UK
/ˈɪnwəd/
US
/ˈɪnwɚd/
Translations
The surgeon examined the inward of the patient's abdomen.
Хирург осмотрел внутренность живота пациента.
внутренний мир
She often reflects on her inward to find peace.
Она часто размышляет о своем внутреннем мире, чтобы найти покой.
Additional translations
Definitions
The inner parts or interior of something.
The inward of the castle was dimly lit and cool.
The mental or spiritual side of a person.
Meditation helps one explore the inward.