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interior
[in·tēr′ē·ər]
Etymology: L, inner
1 situated inside; inward.
2 an inner part or cavity.


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Because of this, I would say that this; our double effort to renew man interiorly, to give spiritual and human strength for correct behaviour with regard to one's body and that of another, and this capacity to suffer with those who suffer, remain present in situations of-trial.
In psychotherapy, Lydia's difficulty was conceptualized as a result of the virtues not being interiorly formed, but instead being performed primarily out of duty to the exterior law; thus, she was seen to express an emotional and virtue profile blocked at the stage of a beginner (dependent on duty and external rules), with the incumbent difficulties, dryness, and lack of spontaneity.
The congregation participated interiorly throughout, witnessing the sacred action performed by the priest and ministers as one would watch a play.
 
 
 
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