innermost
1 of 1adjective/ˈɪnərˌmoʊst/
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related to the deepest or most central point within a physical context
- The pearl lay nestled in the innermost chamber of the oyster shell.
- The innermost layer of the Earth, known as the inner core, is believed to consist mainly of iron and nickel.
- The innermost part of the cell, the nucleus, contains the genetic material essential for cellular function.
- In anatomy, the innermost layer of the skin, the dermis, provides structural support and nourishment to the outer layers.
- The innermost planets of our solar system, Mercury and Venus, orbit closest to the Sun.
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referring to the most private, deeply held, and personal thoughts, feelings, or beliefs
- He confided his innermost fears to his closest friend, trusting her completely.
- The therapist helped her explore her innermost emotions and confront past traumas.
- His speech reflected his innermost convictions about justice and equality.
- She struggled to express her innermost thoughts, fearing they would be misunderstood.
- Writing poetry allowed him to reveal his innermost feelings in a creative and safe way.