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Definition of «inward»

The word "inward" refers to something that is directed or oriented inwards, towards the center or core. It can also mean a focus on one's own thoughts and feelings, rather than being externally focused. In some contexts, it may refer to an internal mental state or disposition, such as having an inward attitude or being introspective.

Usage examples

  1. He turned inward and started reflecting on his own actions and mistakes.
  2. She felt a sense of inward happiness when she achieved her goal.
  3. The meditation practice helped him in establishing an inward connection with his inner self.
  4. The therapist encouraged her to direct her focus inward and explore her emotions.
  5. The company decided to focus its efforts inward and prioritize employee development.
  6. He displayed an inward smile as he reminisced about the happy memories of his childhood.
  7. The team's unity was strengthened by their inward commitment to the shared goal.
  8. She expressed her thoughts through inward contemplation rather than outward expression.
  9. His inward motivation pushed him to work harder and overcome challenges.
  10. The artwork depicted the artist's inward struggle with personal demons.

Phrases with «inward»

Sentences with «inward»

  • All previous limbs prepare us for turning inward in order to connect to our inner light of awareness. (prairieyoga.org)
  • Also it's better for baby to face inward instead of outward. (thestir.cafemom.com)
  • They also begin to work through more complex problems independently, and move from focusing inward on themselves to being more thoughtful and aware of others and their situations. (healthyfamilies.beyondblue.org.au)
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