inmost
in·most
adjective \ˈin-ˌmōst\Definition of INMOST
: deepest within : farthest from the outside
Examples of INMOST
- She revealed her inmost thoughts and feelings.
Origin of INMOST
Middle English, from Old English innemest, superl. of inne, adverb, in, within, from in, adverb
First Known Use: before 12th century
Rhymes with INMOST
almost, at most, bedpost, compost, crown roast, doorpost, endmost, foremost, French toast, gatepost, glasnost, goalpost, gold coast, Gold Coast, guidepost, headmost, hindmost, impost, king post, lamppost, midmost, milepost, outmost, outpost, pot roast, provost, queen post, rearmost, rib roast, riposte, seacoast, signpost, Slave Coast, sternmost, sternpost, topmost, upcoast, upmost, utmost
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