interior
adjective
[ ɪnˈtɪərɪə ]
• situated on or relating to the inside of something; inner.
• "the interior lighting is not adequate"
• remote from the coast or frontier; inland.
• "the interior jungle regions"
• relating to a country's internal affairs.
• "the interior minister"
• existing or taking place in the mind or soul; mental.
• "an interior monologue"
Similar:
inner,
spiritual,
mental,
psychological,
emotional,
private,
personal,
intimate,
secret,
hidden,
instinctive,
intuitive,
impulsive,
involuntary,
spontaneous,
gut,
interior
noun
• the inner part of something; the inside.
• "the interior has been much restored"
Similar:
inside,
inner part,
inner area,
depths,
recesses,
bowels,
belly,
centre,
middle,
nucleus,
core,
heart,
innards,
• the inland part of a country or region.
• "the plains of the interior"
• the internal affairs of a country.
• "the Minister of the Interior"
Origin:
late 15th century: from Latin, ‘inner’, comparative adjective from inter ‘within’.
