within
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- adverb
- /wɪˈðɪn/
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- The warmth of friendship grows within our hearts, bringing us closer together.
But the fact it comes from within is just the best.
- But the fact it comes from within is just the best.
- Going back to listening to your spirit, going within, hearing it in prayer.
Examples
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In fact, a healthy church trains up good ministers from within, providing practical ministry experience with a solid theological foundation.
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We are the self that grows from within that nest.
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You tell them to find the strength within them to keep going.
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First of all, what we have to have within us is love.
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And guess what you will probably feel within an hour to two hours?
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But the fact it comes from within is just the best.
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"We try to make the whole school like a family here and work together from within," he said.
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Going back to listening to your spirit, going within, hearing it in prayer.
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When you establish a stronger connection from within, this will help enhance everything in your life in many different ways.
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At night, the figures glow from within, creating a constellation of beacons.
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Surface Forms
Morphology
within = (semi-transparent) = with + in
The components 'with' and 'in' are visible, but 'with' does not contribute its usual meaning 'accompanied by' so learners may not perfectly predict the sense 'inside'. [Postprocessing: moved 'with', 'in' from base_words to prefix]
Etymology
Within comes from old English parts with and in, which you can imagine as 'with in' or together inside. So to be within something is to be 'inside' it.