Definitions and Examples of central, core, inner
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Located at the center or middle of something.
Example
The central idea of the book is the importance of family.
The central or most important part of something.
Example
The core of the apple contains the seeds.
Located inside or closer to the center of something.
Example
The inner circle of friends is the closest and most trusted.
Key Differences: central vs core vs inner
- 1Central refers to something that is located in the middle or center of something.
- 2Core refers to the most important or essential part of something.
- 3Inner refers to something that is located inside or closer to the center of something.
Effective Usage of central, core, inner
- 1Spatial Relationships: Use these antonyms to describe the location of objects or places.
- 2Organizational Structures: Use these antonyms to describe the hierarchy or importance of different parts of an organization or system.
- 3Personal Qualities: Use these antonyms to describe different personality traits or characteristics.
Remember this!
The antonyms of perispheric describe the opposite of something that is located on the outer edge or periphery. Use central to describe something located in the middle, core to describe the most important part, and inner to describe something located inside or closer to the center. These antonyms can be used to describe spatial relationships, organizational structures, and personal qualities.
