inside - Definition & Meaning | VisualLang Dictionary

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in or into a room, building, etc.in or into a room, building, etc.

Examples

The children gathered inside the classroom for the lesson.
Please come inside; it's starting to rain.
The warmth inside the cabin was a welcome relief from the cold.

Synonyms

indoors inside within in

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in

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1

in or into a room, building, etc.

The children gathered inside the classroom for the lesson.
Please come inside; it's starting to rain.
The warmth inside the cabin was a welcome relief from the cold.
The team huddled inside the locker room before the game.

Synonyms:

indoors within in

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2

used to refer to a position in soccer, baseball, etc. that is closer to the center of the field

She cut inside her defender and took a shot at the goal.
The winger passed the ball inside to avoid the tackle on the sideline.
He moved inside the fullback to create a better angle for his teammate.
The forward sprinted inside the opponent to get closer to the goalpost.
She dribbled inside her marker, setting up an opportunity for a cross.

Synonyms:

inwards infield within

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3

used to refer to feelings, sensations, or awareness within a person's mind

He kept calm during the meeting, though he was panicking inside.
When she heard the news, she felt like she was falling apart inside.
He stayed composed, but inside, his mind was racing with thoughts.
She was hurting inside, even though she tried to hide it from everyone.

Synonyms:

within inward internally subjectively deep down inwardly

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4

used to refer to someone who is incarcerated or serving time in prison

He spent five years inside after being convicted of robbery.
She was worried about her brother, who had been inside for nearly a year.
After a long trial, he ended up inside for embezzlement.
Life inside is challenging, and he’s looking forward to his release.
He was put inside for burglary but hopes to turn his life around afterward.

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