Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

inside-out

adverb
/ˈɪnˌsaɪd aʊt/
Definition
To reverse something so that the inner side is on the outside.
Examples
  • She wore her shirt inside-out by mistake.
  • After studying hard, he knew the subject inside-out.
  • The sock was turned inside-out after washing.
Meaning
In a situation where the inner part or side of something is visible externally, or to understand something thoroughly, often going beyond the surface details.
Synonyms
  • reversed
  • upside-down
  • inverted