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Meanings of inwardly in English
Portuguese
interiormente Usage of inwardly in English
1
Outwardly the two loves look the same; inwardly they are wholly unlike.
2
Laurel snickered inwardly, remembering her conversation with David about flytraps last year.
3
She was inwardly burning with anger, but her voice was quite calm.
4
I remembered the red wine of the Italian rancho, and shuddered inwardly.
5
Melissa groaned inwardly, wondering how long this discussion was going to last.
6
Groaning inwardly, Underhill gave a paint-by-numbers answer balanced between realism and optimism.
7
He sheered inwardly as he thought of how the Andromedans used it.
8
But I inwardly thanked the proprietor for the suggestion it afforded me.
9
Rarely, if ever; he will not grow inwardly by suppressing the self.
10
The young woman laughed inwardly at the broadsword slash of his sarcasm.
11
Physically the caller stood his ground, but inwardly he retreated in disorder.
12
The insect's embarrassment is most evident; and I cannot help saying, inwardly:
13
You probably didn't notice them because your attention was more inwardly directed.
14
Outwardly she was cool, placid; inwardly she was a fever of emotions.
15
I cringed inwardly, because I knew the boss's type all too well.
16
That general chafed inwardly at what he considered his own contemptible position.
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Inwardly through the time
Inwardly across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common