intracellˈular adjective

Inside a cell or cells

intracrāˈnial adjective

Within the skull

intradermˈal adjective

Within, or introduced into the skin

intrafallōˈpian adjective

Within, or introduced into, (either of) the Fallopian tubes

intramedˈullary adjective

Within the bone marrow

intramercūˈrial adjective

Within Mercury's orbit

intramolecˈūlar adjective

1. Within the limits of the molecule
2. Formed by a reaction between different parts of a molecule

intramunˈdane adjective

Within the world

intramūˈral adjective

1. Within walls
2. Taking place within, or between groups within, a single (esp educational) establishment or institution
3. Within the scope of normal studies

intramūˈrally adverb

intramusˈcūlar adjective

Within a muscle

intramusˈcularly adverb

intranatˈional adjective

Within a nation

inˈtranet noun (computing)

A website that can only be accessed by clients of its host computer, eg within a company

intraoc'ular adjective

Within the eye

intraparīˈetal adjective

1. Within walls, private
2. Situated in the parietal lobe of the brain

intrapetˈiolar adjective

Between petiole and stem

intrasexˈual adjective

Within or between members of the same sex

intraspecifˈic adjective

Between members of a species

intraterritōˈrial adjective

Within a territory

intrathēˈcal adjective

Within, or introduced into, the sheath of the spinal cord or brain

intrathēˈcally adverb

intravasˈcular adjective

Within the blood vessels

intravēˈnous adjective

Within, or introduced into, a vein or veins

intravēˈnously adverb

intrazōˈnal adjective

(of a soil) having a well-developed profile within it