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Meanings of innermost in English

Situated or occurring farthest within.

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        1
        It lives, literally, in the innermost heart and life of the hills.
        The Eyes of the World
        2
        In the innermost soul of you, you know it to be so.
        In the Court of King Arthur
        3
        The innermost room of all was like the inside of a jewel.
        The Ball and the Cross
        4
        The Ruler of Death defines here the innermost essence of our being.
        The Upanishads
        5
        The lowest or innermost of these spheres was that of the moon.
        England's Antiphon
        6
        He got all of her, except the innermost box and the kiss.
        Peter Pan
        7
        She speaks the language of the mines, she knows its innermost life.
        Home Missions in Action
        8
        With his pistol cocked, the captain advanced cautiously toward the innermost compartment.
        The Adventures of Captain Horn
        9
        Quinn interrogated their innermost beliefs and fears before passing his final decree.
        The Naked God
        10
        Yes, we'd always danced around emotion, kept our innermost feelings to ourselves.
        Bones Are Forever
        11
        To her babe alone she opens the innermost recesses of her soul.
        Hints for Lovers
        12
        UR Lord always leads us to the secret, innermost roots of things.
        My Daily Meditation for the Circling Year
        13
        And it shows man falling back on his innermost stronghold of all.
        The Chief End of Man
        14
        We should scrutinize them closely and endeavor to grasp their innermost meaning.
        Fifteen Thousand Useful Phrases / A Practical Handbook Of Pertin...
        15
        I tried not to gape at having my innermost thoughts spoken aloud.
        Dead to the world
        16
        One could see that each spoke only to hide her innermost thoughts.
        In Those Days: The Story of an Old Man
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