inwards

in·ward  (nwrd)

adj.

1. Located inside; inner.

2. Directed or moving toward the interior: an inward flow.

3. Of, relating to, or existing in the thoughts or mind: inward doubts.

4. Intimate; familiar: is inward with the right people.

adv. also in·wards (-wrdz)

1. Toward the inside, center, or interior.

2. Toward the mind or the self: thoughts turned inward.

n.

1. An inner or central part.

2. An inner essence or spirit.

3. inwards Entrails; innards.

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[Middle English, from Old English inweard; see wer-² in Indo-European roots.]

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inwards

adv [ˈɪnwədz] also inward

1. towards the interior or middle of something

2. in, into, or towards the mind or spirit

pl n [ˈɪnədz]

(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Anatomy) a variant spelling of innards

Thesaurus

Adv.	1.	inwards - to or toward the inside of; "come in"; "smash in the door" in, inward
	2.	inwards - toward the center or interior; "move the needle further inwards!" inward

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inwards

adverb inside, inward She pressed against the door until it swung inwards.

Translations

inwards [ˈɪnwədz]

A. ADV (Brit) → hacia dentro
the soil had subsided, pushing the walls inwards → el suelo se había hundido, haciendo que los muros se fueran hacia dentro
his frustration and anger turned inwards → su frustración y su rabia se volvieron hacia su interior
the door swung inwards → la puerta se abrió hacia dentro

B. NPL [ˈɪnədz] = innards

inwards [ˈɪnwə^rdz] adv → vers l'intérieur

inwards

adv → nach innen; his thoughts turned inwards → er versank in Selbstbetrachtung

inwards [ˈɪnwədz] adv → verso l'interno

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inwards [ˈɪnwədz] adv → verso l'interno