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Meanings of inmost in English

Situated or occurring farthest within.

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Usage of inmost in English
1
Soliloquy is the smoke exhaled by the inmost fires of the soul.
The Man Who Laughs: A Romance of English History
2
The most secret wounds in her inmost being bled as she read.
Cosmopolis — Volume 3
3
Utterance, even the utterance which speaks in the inmost soul, failed him.
The Man
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But then my inmost assurance rises again triumphant; and that acquits me.
John Gabriel Borkman
5
Her inmost heart turned away from the persecutor and toward the persecuted.
The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, V...
6
The rapture of the returning life to nature thrilled my inmost being.
The Gentleman from Everywhere
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Greet the island for me to the inmost core of its being.
The Christian: A Story
8
He started; his inmost thoughts had for a moment escaped his lips.
Mohammed Ali and His House
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But yet she knows she has no share in his inmost heart.
Mohammed Ali and His House
10
He will prove himself able to bless thee in thine inmost soul.
Mrs. Whittelsey's Magazine for Mothers and Daughters, Volume 3
11
Dreams are meant to tell us about our inmost desires, aren't they?
Corduroy mansions
12
An agony of mingled terror and rapture shot through his inmost soul.
Cobwebs and Cables
13
He searched the inmost depths of my soul with his wonderful eyes.
The Bell-Ringer of Angel's, and Other Stories
14
She felt the dark power of his eye to her inmost soul.
Helen and Arthur; or, Miss Thusa's Spinning Wheel
15
But now, in his inmost heart he owned that he was hurt.
The Divine Fire
16
He studied the woman as if trying to read her inmost thoughts.
The Substitute Prisoner
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