Intra [adverb]

Impotentia vel temporanea causa divortii esse potest si impotens intra spatium temporis rationabile remedium medicinale recuset.

From my experience with patients I doubt whether many of them would submit to the intra-nasal spark.

It has been less than two centuries since they fought an intra-system war that almost destroyed both of them.

Rex militibus, liberis hominibus, et toti communitati comitatus Wygorni tam intra libertates quam extra, salutem.

This intra-organic pulling and hauling, this strife of active tendencies, is a genuine phenomenon.

I found it still visible in the male Torpedos, though much smaller than in the females near the close of intra-uterine life.

He is the principle and consummation of his own act ad intra, and of his act ad extra, which imitates it perfectly.

The mystery of the Trinity exhausts the idea of the activity of God within his own interior being, or ad intra.

De quo vos per triennium deliberastis, nihil efficientes, nos intra horam omnem absolvemus.

That was easy, however, for every step of the way was of compelling interest extra et intra muros.