internal
ɪnˈtɜrnəl
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Adjective

1.
inside locationlocated inside the body or an object
  • The internal organs are vital for survival.
inner interior inward
2.
politicsrelated to domestic affairs of a country
  • The government focused on internal policies.
domestic inward national
3.
company affairsTECH.related to non-public company mattersTECH.
  • The internal meeting discussed future strategies.
confidential in-house private
4.
mental experienceRareexperienced in the mind, not expressedRare
  • She struggled with internal conflicts.
introspective subjective
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Expressions with internal

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meant to be used only inside one group or company
This report is strictly for internal use and should not be shared.
personal sense of time and timing
His internal clock told him it was time to leave.
disagreement within a group or organization
The team faced internal conflict over the project's direction.
barrier device worn inside the vagina or anus
She used an internal condom for protection.
unexpected problem that happens inside a system or organization itself
The website showed an internal error and could not load the page.
system for sending messages or packages within one organization only
Please send the contract through internal mail to the finance department.

Origin of internal

Latin, internus (inward) + alis (pertaining to)

Terms with internal included in their meaning

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medical
internal framework of bones in a body
fuel type
fuel derived from petroleum used primarily in internal combustion engines
animal organs
internal organs of an animal, especially when removed
insideadv.
feelings
without expressing internal feelings
internal origin
in a way that starts or happens within something
body organs
internal organs in the body, especially the abdomen
engine lubrication
oil for lubricating an internal-combustion engine
knowledge
having internal knowledge or feelings

Examples of internal in a sentence

  • Internal injuries require immediate attention.
  • The debate centered on internal security measures.
  • Internal conflicts can destabilize a nation.
  • Internal documents were leaked to the press.
  • They focused on internal policies during the review.
  • His internal dialogue was full of doubt.

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  1. French:interne, domestique, ...
  2. German:inner, intern, ...
  3. Italian:interno, domestico, ...
  4. Spanish:interno, doméstico, ...
  5. Portuguese:interno, doméstico, ...
  6. Chinese:内部的, 国内的, ...
  7. Japanese:内部の, 国内の, ...
  8. Arabic:دَاخِلِيّ, خَاصّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:פְּנִימִי, ...
  10. Russian:внутренний, домашний, ...
  11. Ukrainian:внутрішній, домашній, ...
  12. Hindi:आंतरिक, घरेलू, ...
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