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inwards
adverb
towards the interior or middle of something
in, into, or towards the mind or spirit
plural noun
a variant spelling of innards
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"These interactions slow the planet down and cause its orbit to shrink, making it spiral inwards until it either breaks apart or falls into the star."
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After six years of chasing opportunities, it was time to turn inwards.
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Some keepers bring their foot inwards so they can use it to push off before jumping towards the corner of the goal.
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"It's going to start to glow, and you will see it melt inwards," he says.
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In the meantime, to avoid tipping Andy off and to keep themselves safe, they retreated inwards.
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