innermost in Latin
innermost in Latin is intimus — innermost means furthest inside; most private or deeply held.
innermost in Latin
intimus
the very deepest within; farthest from the surface or external part.
What does "innermost" mean?
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adj Furthest inside; most private or deeply held.
"She shared her innermost thoughts with only her closest friend."
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innermost in a sentence
- She shared her innermost thoughts with only her closest friend.
- The innermost ring of the tree revealed its age.
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What is "innermost" in Latin?
"innermost" in Latin is intimus. innermost means: Furthest inside; most private or deeply held.
How do you use "innermost" in a sentence?
Example: "She shared her innermost thoughts with only her closest friend." In Latin, "innermost" is intimus.
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