Inward

in′ward, adj. placed or being within: internal: seated in the mind or soul, not perceptible to the senses, as the 'inward part' of a sacrament: ( B. ) intimate.— n.pl. ( B. ) the intestines.— adv. toward the inside: toward the interior: into the mind or thoughts.— adv. In′wardly , in the parts within: in the heart: privately: toward the centre.— n. In′wardne , internal state: inner meaning or significance: ( Shak. ) intimacy, familiarity.— adv. In′wards , same as Inward . [A.S. in new eard (adv.).]