interior in Latin
interior in Latin is penitus — interior means located inside, rather than on the surface or at the edge.
interior in Latin
penitus
Within any limits, enclosure, or substance; inside; internal; inner.
What does "interior" mean?
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adj Located inside, rather than on the surface or at the edge.
"The car's interior design impressed the reviewers."
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noun The inside of a building, vehicle, or other enclosed space.
"They redecorated the entire interior of the house."
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interior in a sentence
- The car's interior design impressed the reviewers.
- They redecorated the entire interior of the house.
- The novel is set deep in the interior of the country, far from the coast.
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What is "interior" in Latin?
"interior" in Latin is penitus. interior means: Located inside, rather than on the surface or at the edge.
How do you use "interior" in a sentence?
Example: "The car's interior design impressed the reviewers." In Latin, "interior" is penitus.
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