interior
- adjective
- /ɪnˈtɪr.i.ər/
- The team he assembled at the Interior Ministry is intact, and his policies toward France's Muslims have become Chirac's policies.
- interior ministry
- interior minister
- interior department
Then we did a interior domestic mission of France called Veggie Parrott, which is anti terrorism.
- Then we did a interior domestic mission of France called Veggie Parrott, which is anti terrorism.
Examples
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In October, Mohamed Ali Laroui, spokesman for Tunisia's Interior Ministry, said the number had probably grown to more than four thousand.
Academic text (2015) -
What if the Interior Ministry warns the commissioner that day, after having spotted "fight" plans on the web?
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I have friends in the Interior Ministry.
Fiction book (1994) -
Through his committee, he contacted a civil servant in the Interior Ministry.
Fiction book (1994) -
The "militarization" of the Interior Ministry was not an isolated event.
Academic text (1990) -
I went to the Interior Ministry in Jerusalem at 8:00 in the morning and was given the number 475.
Fiction book (1998) -
Upon his return, he was summoned by the Israeli Interior Office to reclaim his papers.
Academic text (2004) -
Characteristically, the Interior Ministry sees the hijab in terms of national security.
Academic text (1996) -
According to a report by Russia's Interior Ministry, 5.5 million Russians had demonstrated in 30,000 protests during 2009.
Academic text (2010) -
The interior of the country has seen significant developments in education and healthcare.
Synonyms
Happening inside a country, organization, or group, not involving outsiders
Antonyms
Compounds
Planning and decorating the inside of a home or office to make it look nice and work well
A person who plans and chooses the colors, furniture, and fabrics for the inside of a home or office
A United States government department that protects and manages national parks and public lands
- Formal
A United States government department that manages national parks and public lands
- Formal
A government official in the US who leads the Department of the Interior and manages public lands and natural resources
- Formal
A US government official who manages and protects federal lands and resources
The art of choosing colors, furniture, and materials for the inside of a building
- Literature
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 Domestic
Surface Forms
Etymology
Interior comes from the root inter- meaning 'inside' and is used for domestic matters, so an interior minister or policy deals with a country's own 'internal' affairs rather than foreign ones.