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adjective · B1Inner
IN-uh/ˈɪnə/
Inner means on the inside, or private: inner thoughts; the inner courtyard. Inner-city means central urban areas, often with housing pressure. Internal is more about organisations; inside is everyday. Outer is a common opposite. Inner-city practices closed when rents jumped.
Meaning
On the inside; also private (inner thoughts); inner-city means central urban.
Examples
- “Inner-city practices closed first when rents jumped.”
- “Keep your inner doubts out of the covering letter, which is the private sense.”
Good to know
inner-city; inner courtyard / thoughts. Opposite: outer. Org twin: internal. Everyday: inside. GP / housing geography.
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