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noun /ˈɪnˌdrɔː/ verb /ɪnˈdrɔː/

Meanings

  1. 1
    US /ˈɪnˌdrɔː/ UK /ˈɪnˌdrɔː/

    The sudden indraw of his breath revealed his surprise.

  2. 2
    US /ɪnˈdrɔː/ UK /ɪnˈdrɔː/

    The cooling current seemed to indraw the mist toward the valley.

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Synonyms
1 noun · a drawing inward or intake,... intakeinhalationinflow
2 verb · to draw, pull, or gather... draw inpull inwardattract
Opposites
Word family
Forms indrawn
Derived forms indrawingindrawn
Related forms draw

Etymology

Formed in English from in- + draw. The noun stresses the first element, while the rare verb normally stresses draw. Both refer literally or figuratively to movement toward an interior.

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