inward /inˈwərd/

1. Placed, moving, or being within
2. Internal
3. Seated in the mind or soul, not perceptible to the senses
4. Uttered as if within, or with closed mouth
5. Confidential (archaic)
6. Secret, private (archaic)

1. Inside (Shakespeare)
2. Interior (obsolete)
3. An intimate friend (Shakespeare)
4. (in pl; often /inˈərdz/) entrails (also innˈards)

1. Toward the interior
2. Into the mind or thoughts

inˈwardly adverb

1. Within
2. In the heart
3. Privately
4. Toward the centre

inˈwardness noun

1. Internal state
2. Inner meaning or significance
3. Intimacy, familiarity (Shakespeare)

inˈwards adverb same as inward

inward investment noun

Investment in production, manufacturing, distribution, etc in an area or country by business organizations based elsewhere, esp in foreign countries

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