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Inward (Adverb)

To or toward the inside of; "come in"; "smash in the door".

Fold the ends inward to form a pocket, making it secure enough for valuables.
Look inward at what made her into who she was before comparing it with external reasons.
Now unfold, rotating that paper ninety degrees outward to offset, so when the fold is inward it isn't where creases are already going up to seam.
Pull the ends inward on both the lower panel hem and top zipper end to squeeze moisture that collects on that surface.
She gazed inward at the flames dancing hypnotically as if expecting revelations from this blaze of light and fury.

Toward the center or interior; "move the needle further inwards!".

She slowly stepped inward, trying not to make a sound as she entered the dark room.
The walls of the ancient cave seemed to close inward, making it difficult to breathe.
As the storm intensified, the trees swayed inward, their branches tangling together.
The doors of the elevator slid inward, revealing a dimly lit hallway.
The spiral staircase curved inward, leading to a cozy reading nook at its center.