interior
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- adjective
- /ɪnˈtɪr.i.ər/
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interior
- The interior of the house was beautifully decorated with modern furniture.
And I put down location, exterior, interior location, day, night.
- And I put down location, exterior, interior location, day, night.
Examples
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Oh, it's that interior fluffiness that is just to die for.
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And so this is actually a pretty modern feeling interior given the age of this car.
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I can understand it turning on the interior lights.
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So them, this is like an interior design hack.
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So I have all the ultra black horizon black sheets lining the interior of this.
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Now, when you're inside the car, one of the first things you'll notice is that the interior of the door does not have a handle so that you can get out.
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As we entered the café, the warm and inviting interior made us feel at home.
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She painted the interior walls a soft blue color to create a calming atmosphere.
Synonyms
Antonyms
Compounds
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3.2
Planning and decorating the inside of a home or office to make it look nice and work well
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3.4
A person who plans and chooses the colors, furniture, and fabrics for the inside of a home or office
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3.8
A United States government department that protects and manages national parks and public lands
- Formal
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4.2
A United States government department that manages national parks and public lands
- Formal
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6.1
A government official in the US who leads the Department of the Interior and manages public lands and natural resources
- Formal
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5.1
A US government official who manages and protects federal lands and resources
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3.6
The art of choosing colors, furniture, and materials for the inside of a building
- Literature
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8.2
A way a writer shows a character's private thoughts as they happen
- Specialized
An evergreen tree with thick leaves that grows in dry hills of western North America
- Formal
An area away from the front where the military keeps supplies and has offices
How Internal
Surface Forms
Etymology
Interior comes from the Latin root inter- meaning 'between' and was used to mean 'more inside', so it describes the parts of something that are 'inside', like rooms or the colour scheme of a house.