Definition
Internally (adverb) — describes something happening inside rather than outside. It can refer to actions, structures, or processes occurring within a body, system, or organization.
Main Meanings
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Inside the body:
Refers to something that occurs within the human or animal body, as opposed to the exterior.
Example: “The medicine helps heal the wound internally.” -
Within an organization:
Indicates that an action or issue involves only members of a specific group, company, or institution.
Example: “The decision was made internally before being announced to the public.”
Usage Notes
- Common opposites: externally, outwardly.
- Frequently used in business, medical, and technical contexts to contrast internal and external operations.
“In a way that involves or affects only the people who are part of a particular organization rather than the general public.”
Author’s summary: The adverb internally describes actions or conditions occurring inside a body, structure, or organization, emphasizing internal processes or members rather than external factors.
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