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  1. noun An inner or interior part.
  2. noun Inward character, perceptions, or feelings: felt good on the inside about volunteering to help.
  3. noun An inner side or surface.
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  • Plastics on the inside are a little hard, but the look and feel is generally good, with nice textures. —  Australian Car Advice | News Blog
  • While the inside is a nice place to relax, I adore that they deliver. —  Kiss My Gumbo
  • Now, aside from the bleeding obvious nature of the contents of the boxes from the outside labelling, by printing it on the inside were anyone with an egg allergy moronic enough to buy this product they would become aware of said contents when they opened the box anyway —  Nanny Knows Best
  • Frank: I agree that if the inside is an absolute mess, most buyers will not be able to see past it. —  BiggerPockets Forums
  • But probably the biggest change is what I call the inside-out change. —  MoJo Blogs and Articles
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outside ·  interior ·  rear ·  bottom ·  front ·  middle ·  side ·  outer ·  row ·  exterior ·  underside ·  back

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inside:   insides
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