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toward the center or inside of something
- The labyrinth's path wound inward, guiding participants toward the center.
- The doors swung inward, revealing a beautifully decorated room.
- The cat curled inward, finding a comfortable spot on the windowsill.
- The path led inward through the dense forest, away from the outer edges.
- The artist painted delicate strokes, bringing the details inward to the center of the canvas.
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toward one's inner thoughts, emotions, or consciousness
- She turned inward, reflecting on her life choices.
- In times of trouble, he looked inward for strength.
- The meditation encouraged participants to focus inward.
- To understand her feelings, she had to look inward.
- He turned inward, seeking peace in his thoughts.