Synonyms for inland
ˈɪn lənd; -ˌlænd, -ləndin·land

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1. inlandadverb

   situated away from an area's coast or border

   Antonyms:
   inshore, maritime, coastal, seaward, coastwise

2. inlandadverb

   towards or into the interior of a region

   "the town is five miles inland"

   Antonyms:
   seaward, coastwise, inshore, coastal, maritime

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1. inlandadjective

   Synonyms:
   interior

2. inlandadjective

   Synonyms:
   domestic, not foreign

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1. inlandadjective

   Synonyms:
   interior, internal

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1. List of paraphrases for "inland":

   domestic, internal, inner, navigable, landlocked, interior, land-locked, indoor, inside, mainland, homeland, terrestrial, continental, intérieure, fluvial, home, interiors, hinterland

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1. Darryl Vink:

   There was an inland trough that brought hot, dry and windy conditions, creating these catastrophic fire conditions.

2. Jonathan Leitch:

   Coastal refineries would get the benefit of being able to sell more of their production into the local market and so achieve higher prices. Their surplus would also get a better value in the export markets, inland refineries would get a benefit from increased local (gasoline) demand and could maintain import parity pricing rather than export parity pricing in some cases.

3. John Boyd Jr.:

   The Cuban ports, including Havana, are all too shallow to accommodate the large modern ships of major cruise lines, also, some Cuban ports are inland, necessitating negotiating unmapped, narrow channels ….

4. Stef Bokhorst:

   What we see is that the poo produced by seals and penguins partly evaporates as ammonia, then, the ammonia gets picked up by the wind and is blown inland, and this makes its way into the soil and provides the nitrogen that primary producers need in order to survive in this landscape.

5. Mary Jackson:

   Even 150 miles inland, we had 80 mile-an-hour winds, days without power, widespread devastation and months of clean up.