innermost recess

Frequency: 4.50.2 per million words

Often used metaphorically to mean the most remote, secret, or hidden part, especially of the mind or soul.

innermostADJECTIVE + NOUN

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recess

Examples (10)

  • He explored the innermost recesses of his mind.
  • Her deepest fears lay hidden in the innermost recesses of her heart.
  • The truth was buried in the innermost recesses of his memory.
  • She delved into the innermost recesses of her soul to find peace.
  • Only in solitude could he reach the innermost recesses of his creative thought.
  • The ancient temple had secret passages leading to its innermost recesses.
  • The detective tried to uncover the secrets hidden in the innermost recesses of the suspect's past.
  • A strange sense of foreboding settled in the innermost recesses of her being.
  • He kept his true feelings locked away in the innermost recesses of his emotional landscape.
  • The philosopher sought understanding in the innermost recesses of human consciousness.