inwardly

in·ward·ly  (nwrd-l)

adv.

1. On or in the inside; within: a window opening flared inwardly.

2. Privately; to oneself: "kept his lips closed with the expression of a man inwardly laughing" (T.S. Stribling).

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inwardly [ˈɪnwədlɪ]

adv

1. within the private thoughts or feelings; secretly inwardly troubled, he kept smiling

2. not aloud to laugh inwardly

3. with reference to the inside or inner part; internally

4. Archaic intimately; essentially the most inwardly concerned of the plotters

Thesaurus

Adv.

1.

inwardly - with respect to private feelings; "inwardly, she was raging" inside outwardly - in outward appearance; "outwardly, she appeared composed"

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inwardly

adverb privately, secretly, to yourself, within, inside, at heart, deep down, in your head, in your inmost heart She smiled inwardly.

Translations

inwardly [ˈɪnwədlɪ] ADV [think, sigh, groan, smile] → para sus adentros; [know, struggle] → en su interior; [feel] → por dentro
she was inwardly furious → por dentro estaba furiosa
she felt inwardly relieved → se sintió aliviada por dentro
the house was outwardly clean but inwardly filthy → la casa estaba limpia por fuera pero asquerosa por dentro

inwardly [ˈɪnwə^rdli] adv [feel, think] → intérieurement, en son for intérieur
He pretended to be affronted, but inwardly he was pleased → Il prétendait être offensé mais, intérieurement, il était ravi., Il prétendait être offensé mais en son for intérieur, il était ravi.

inwardly

adv → innerlich, im Inneren; to inwardly digest something → etw geistig verarbeiten

inwardly [ˈɪnwədlɪ] adv (feel, think) → nel proprio intimo, dentro di sé

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inwardly [ˈɪnwədlɪ] adv (feel, think) → nel proprio intimo, dentro di sé