adjadj.allhappening or arising or located within some limits or especially surfaceAttributes:position spatial relation
Examples:- internal organs
- internal mechanism of a toy
- internal party maneuvering
Antonyms:external
Inherited Hypernyms:internal
Similar to:inner interior internecine intrinsic
See also:inside
adj satadj.alloccurring within an institution or communitySynset:intragroup
Examples:- intragroup squabbling within the corporation
Antonyms:extramural
Inherited Hypernyms:internal
Similar to:intramural
adj satadj.allinside the countrySynset:home interior national
Examples:- the British Home Office has broader responsibilities than the United States Department of the Interior
- the nation's internal politics
Antonyms:foreign
Inherited Hypernyms:home
Similar to:domestic
adj satadj.alllocated inwardSynset:inner interior
Examples:- Beethoven's manuscript looks like a bloody record of a tremendous inner battle - Leonard Bernstein
- she thinks she has no soul, no interior life, but the truth is that she has no access to it - David Denby
- an internal sense of rightousness - A.R.Gurney,Jr.
Antonyms:outward
Inherited Hypernyms:inner
Similar to:inward
adj satadj.allinnermost or essentialSynset:inner intimate
Examples:- the inner logic of Cubism
- the internal contradictions of the theory
- the intimate structure of matter
Antonyms:extrinsic
Inherited Hypernyms:inner
Similar to:intrinsic intrinsical