Definition of inbound
: inward bound
- inbound traffic
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Comcast will conduct a job fair Wednesday in Miramar for 75 inbound sales representative jobs at its South Florida call centers.
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Canada’s import volumes rose 1.9% in February on strong growth in inbound energy products.
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Along with Vermont, Oregon, and North and South Carolina, Alabama landed on the list of inbound states.
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The wreck on the inbound freeway at Weslayan, just after midnight Monday, left two cars on the inside shoulder and one on the outside shoulder, said.
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Khris Middleton's inbound pass was picked off, leading Jamal Murray to the other end of the court.
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Kia Nurse then stole an inbound pass and raced in alone for the typing layup with 9 seconds left.
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While President Trump has advocated for a southern border wall, in part, to stop the flow of inbound drugs, the fact remains that illicit substances are increasingly finding their way into the country through the U.S. Mail.
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Terance Mann picked off a long pass by Paul Scruggs off Xavier’s inbound pass before running in front of Seminoles’ fans to start the party.
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First Known Use of inbound
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Definition of inbound for English Language Learners
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: traveling into a place : inward bound
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