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in·wards [ˈɪnwədz] ADV

1. inwards (towards the inside):

inwards
inwards

2. inwards (spiritually):

inwards

I . in·ward [ˈɪnwəd] ADJ

1. inward (in-going, incoming):

2. inward NAUT (inbound):

3. inward ECON (import):

4. inward (towards the inside):

5. inward usu fig (internal):

6. inward fig (intimate):

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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This can be pushed north, south, east, west; pushed inwards (down), nudged left and right, or rotated left and right.
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The trestle sections taper inwards from the base and rest on 24foot metres wide masonry bases.
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It has a retractable tricycle landing gear with the main gear retracting inwards and nose gear rearwards.
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Copper production was very demanding of transport: of coal inwards to fuel the engines, and of the ore outwards to the refining plant.
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The positions on the east had withdrawn inwards, but were still intact.
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The altar was moved forward to a central location and the seating was arranged to point inwards toward the altar.
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When a liquid is under pressure, each particle gets pushed inwards by all the surrounding particles, and, in reaction, pushes them outwards.
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The margin of the cap is rolled inwards when young, but unrolls and elevates as it matures.
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He would run towards the corner and then swiftly turn inwards, running parallel to the back line, and some ten yards from it.
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The cap margin is striate and rolled inwards.
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