Inwardness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INWARDNESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being inward
• Internal or true state; essential nature; as, the inwardness of conduct.
• Intimacy; familiarity.
• Heartiness; earnestness.
• the choicest or most essential or most vital part of some idea or experience
• preoccupation especially with one\'s attitudes and ethical or ideological values
• the quality or state of being inward or internal
• preoccupation with what concerns human inner nature (especially ethical or ideological values)
• preoccupation with one's inner self; concern with spiritual or philosophical matters rather than externalities
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• internal quality or substance

Words related to INWARDNESS

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Words that contain INWARDNESS

inwardnesses16

How to use INWARDNESS in a sentence

• Only one other person knew all of its inwardness, though the preacher guessed most of the secret pretty shrewdly, and everybody was familiar with its outcome.
• It ought to have gone out of its way to search out the inwardness of the events.
• THE INWARDNESS OF NON-CO-OPERATION I commend to the attention of the readers the thoughtful letter received from Miss Anne Marie Peterson.
• At least until he knew the inwardness of the butcher-knife incident.
• What is the inwardness of the thing? In a word, why do the people chew betel nut? Surely not that they may spit on our public buildings.
• Both sides will tell their stories in a language unintelligible to the jury, who must try to ascertain the true inwardness of the situation through an interpreter.
• The true inwardness of the treaty is attempted to be explained.
• The conscientious young teacher is led to believe that it contains a recondite and portentous secret, by losing the true inwardness of which her whole career may be shattered.
• In these writings Luther depicts the true antichristian inwardness of the papacy.
• They represent that the remarkable thing about Christianity was that it was the first to preach simplicity or self-restraint, or inwardness and sincerity.
• It looks gray-blue and tastes gray-blue, and gives to your psychic inwardness a dull, gray-blue, melancholy tone.
• The real inwardness of no religion can ever be known from its theology.
• There is still, thank God, something clean about British sport and sportsmen of which the Kaiser never caught the inwardness and spirit.
• Then she would see their true inwardness, and his feelings would be spared, as he could not deny that the majority of them had been written by ladies.
• I do not know how it is that I can put into words the beautiful feeling that rose from the inwardness of me as I stood in front of the home of my fathers in this far-away America.
• In London he would never have bestirred himself for old Geoffrey Barrington, who was only a Philistine, after all, with no sense of the inwardness of things.
• Only through this intense inwardness can he attain to great visions and rhythmic raptures, and make you see and hear them.
• This growing inwardness of art is a main feature of literary history.
• The principle of morality, the inwardness of Socrates originated necessarily in his day, but it took time before it could pass into general self-consciousness.
• They were all profoundly dissatisfied with the rationalistic religion preached by the clergy at that time, and aimed at greater inwardness and depth of religious feeling.
• The full inwardness of these changes will be considered when we come to the personal aspect of the spiritual life.
• The inwardness and individualism of its teaching make its apparent effectiveness smaller than its real power, which works secretly and unobserved.

Similar words containing WARDNES without suffix s and without prefix in

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