English to Maori Meaning of inmost - whatumanawa

Inmost :
whatumanawa

roto rawa, whatumanawa, tupu, roto

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Definitions of inmost in English
Adjective(1) being deepest within the self(2) situated or occurring farthest within
Examples of inmost in English
(1) So mighty is that particular vortex, it is said to have swallowed whales, swimming bears, trees and even whole ships, sucking them inexorably into ÔÇÿthe inmost recesses of the abyssÔÇÖ.(2) This clever and engaging play features two people on a train, who, for the most part, express only their inmost thoughts and only at the last make any connection with each other.(3) The ultimate expression of this deep-seated corruption is the practice of selling, for that most worldly of objects, money, something that concerns man's deepest and inmost nature - the spiritual peace brought by the remission of sins.(4) Like a bow against a cello, this revelatory scene plays against us, plays deep in our inmost selves, and brings something low and grieving to our lips.(5) Why are these people so addicted to writing letters, and recording their inmost thoughts on tape?
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(1) inmost ::
whatumanawa
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Adjective
1. innermost ::
roto rawa
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