Inbound Definition

ĭnbound
inbounds
adjective
Traveling or going inward.
Webster's New World

Inbounds.

Webster's New World

Coming in, heading inwards.

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Synonyms:
verb
To put (the ball) in play onto the court from out of bounds.
Webster's New World
(basketball) To pass a ball inbounds.
Smith inbounds the ball to Johnson.
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noun

(logistics) An inbound shipment.

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Other Word Forms of Inbound

Noun

Singular:
inbound
Plural:
inbounds

Origin of Inbound

  • in +‎ bound

    From Wiktionary

Inbound Sentence Examples

  • We have reinforcements inbound.

  • A web page with 50 inbound links can have better rankings than a web page with 500 inbound links can have better rankings than a web page with 500 inbound links.

  • Voice menu You can create voice menus to manage and redirect inbound calls.

  • Enter the user's Mail Address to which the inbound faxes should be sent.

  • But we don't think the firewall's adequate, primarily because it blocks only inbound traffic, not outbound, too.

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Words Starting With

IININB

Words Ending With

DNDUND

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Words Starting With I and Ending With D

Starts With I & Ends With DStarts With IN & Ends With DStarts With I & Ends With ND

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7 Letter Words7 Letter Words Starting With I7 Letter Words Ending With D