internal

internal
internal [in tʉr′nəl]
adj.
[ML internalis < L internus, inward, internal, akin to inter: see INTER-]
1. of or having to do with the inside; inner
2. to be taken inside the body [internal remedies]
3. having to do with the inner nature of a thing; intrinsic [internal evidence]
4. having to do with the inner being; subjective
5. having to do with the domestic affairs of a country [internal revenue]
6.
a) Anat. situated toward the inside of the body or closer to its center
b) existing or occurring inside the body or a body part
n.
1. [pl.] innards; entrails
2. an intrinsic quality or attribute
internality [in΄tʉrnal′ə tē]
n.
internally
adv.

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