innermost
USIN-ur-mohst/ˈɪnɚmoʊst/UKIN-uh-mohst/ˈɪnəməʊst/
- 1Superlative of inner. Use this for the part that is the very deepest inside.
The innermost room of the old castle was always cold and dark.
She kept her innermost wishes a secret from everyone.
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innermost is a form of inner
inner, adjective: Found farther inside something, away from the outside edge. Full entry
- Forms
- innerinnermost superlative
- Spelling
- inner → innermost: add -most
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Origin
From Old English "innemest," meaning innermost. It comes from "inner" plus "-most."