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internal

in.ter.nal \in-'t*rn-*l\ \.in-.t*r-'nal-*t-e-\ \in-'t*rn-*l-e-\ aj [L 
   internus; akin to L inter between - more at INTER-] 1a: existing or 
   situated within the limits or surface of something {~  structure} 1b1: 
   situated near the inside of the body  1b2: situated on the side toward the 
   median plane of the body  2: capable of being applied through the stomach 
   by being swallowed {~  remedy} 3: relating or belonging to or existing 
   within the mind : SUBJECTIVE)M 4: INTRINSIC, INHERENT {~ evidence ~ 
   consistency } 5: present or arising within an organism or one of its parts 
   {~ st imulus} 6: of or relating to the domestic affairs of a state {~ 
   revenue}  - in.ter.nal.i.ty n