within
Listen:Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
within/wɪˈðɪn/
▶preposition
- 1 inside (something).
■ inside the range of.
■ inside the bounds set by.
- 2 not further off than (a particular distance).
- 3 occurring inside (a period of time).
- 1 inside; indoors.
- 2 internally or inwardly.
– origin OE withinnan ‘on the inside’.
'within' also found in these Oxford entries:
about
- abscess
- ace
- adsorb
- agogic
- air traffic control
- alisphenoid
- amniotic fluid
- angiosperm
- anglerfish
- Anglo-Catholicism
- antimetabolite
- apparatus
- applet
- Archimedean screw
- arcology
- army worm
- ascomycete
- assurance
- autogenous
- autointoxication
- baby bouncer
- band
- bar
- basidiomycete
- beat
- ben
- bind
- biochemistry
- bioelectric
- biosynthesis
- biotransformation
- bivalve
- blind spot
- bloodletting
- bonnet
- bow
- box
- brain
- breed
- Broad Church
- brood
- bus
- cabotage
- caesura
- cardiogram
- case
- caucus
- cavitation
- cavity
