Indoors

/ˈɪnˌdɔrz/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

Within a building; inside.

We decided to stay indoors during the rain.

In an enclosed space, often implying protection from the weather.

The children played indoors while their parents prepared dinner.

Activity or events taking place inside a building.

She prefers to exercise indoors rather than outside.

Referring to the interior part of a place.

The museum had many exhibits displayed indoors.

Used generally to describe any situation occurring within structures.

The conference will take place indoors due to the heatwave.

From 'in' + 'doors', referring to being inside the doors of a building.

stay indoors

To remain inside a building.

indoors and outdoors

Referring to both inside and outside spaces.

bring the outdoors indoors

To incorporate outdoor elements into indoor spaces.

inside

The inner part of something.

interior

The inner or central part of something.