Pronunciation: /ˈɪnˈsaɪd/
noun the inner or internal part
A1 The cat likes to sleep inside.
A2 There is a surprise waiting for you inside the box.
B1 She found a hidden compartment inside the old bookcase.
B2 The treasure map was hidden inside a secret compartment.
C1 The intricate details inside the painting were revealed under UV light.
C2 The complex mechanism inside the clock was a marvel of engineering.
adjective situated on the interior
A1 The cat is inside the box.
A2 She keeps her secrets inside her heart.
B1 The treasure was hidden inside the old castle.
B2 The truth was buried deep inside the lies.
C1 The artist's inspiration comes from deep inside their soul.
C2 The complexity of the issue lies inside the details.
adverb on the inner side or part
A1 The cat is inside the box.
A2 She left her keys inside the house.
B1 He waited inside the restaurant for his friends.
B2 The treasure was hidden inside the cave.
C1 The secret compartment was cleverly concealed inside the wall.
C2 The intricate mechanism was carefully hidden inside the clock.
formal The valuable documents are kept inside the safe.
informal I left my keys inside the house.
slang Let's chill inside and watch a movie.
figurative She kept her emotions hidden deep inside her heart.
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