with·in·side
wə̇¦t͟hin¦sīd,
-th-
variants
or less commonly withinsides
-dz
1
archaic
: on the inner side
2
a
: on the inside
perceived almost immediately withinside the missing turbot—Hugh McCrae
b
: indoors
sat withinside tailor-wise and busily stitching—R. L. Stevenson
"
archaic
: inside
has put certain whim-whams withinside the glass—Thomas Gray
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