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innersole

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[in-er-sohl] / ˈɪn ərˌsoʊl /

noun

  1. insole.

Etymology

Origin of innersole

First recorded in 1890–95; inner + sole 2

Example Sentences

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Words like suave-mannered, custom-finished, contour-conforming, mitt-back, innersole, backdip, midriff, swoosh, swash, curvaceous, slenderize and pet-smooth are flung about with evident full expectation that the reader will understand them at a glance.

From Time Magazine Archive

Further evidences were found inside his hatband, and under the innersole of each of his shoes, but not until several days later.

From Sube Cane by Partridge, Edward Bellamy

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