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Meanings of inwardness in English
Preoccupation with what concerns human inner nature (especially ethical or ideological values)
Usage of inwardness in English
1
This growing inwardness of art is a main feature of literary history.
2
The real inwardness of no religion can ever be known from its theology.
3
Now you grasp the inwardness of my Christmas present-itis a coasting outfit.
4
To grasp the inwardness of this saying we must note that-
5
This love and delight none can experience who has not inwardness.
6
What did he know of the true inwardness of what he had seen?
7
My eyes trapped in an inwardness I don't want or understand.
8
She was pleased with her acumen in discerning the true inwardness of the case.
9
The ambitious medical student makes a specialty of true inwardness.
10
How would you like to see the true inwardness of that in the newspapers?
11
He could not quite define it to himself, but subtlety and inwardness seemed added.
12
It would be impossible to make anybody understand the true inwardness of Psmith's stare.
13
In short, what is the true inwardness of a tail?
14
Seraph is filled with regret, instability and moments of inwardness.
15
Oishii's face took on the abrupt inwardness of net time.
16
Forsake the outwardness of sin and the inwardness thereof.
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Inwardness through the time
Inwardness across language varieties
United Kingdom
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