inboard
/ˈɪnbɔrd/Definitions
1. noun
located or situated within the hull or body of a boat or ship, as opposed to outboard.
“The inboard engine of the yacht required regular maintenance to ensure smooth sailing.”
2. adverb
positioned or situated within the hull or body of a boat or ship, as opposed to outboard.
“The sailor expertly maneuvered the boat to keep the inboard gear out of the rough waves.”
3. adjective
relating to or situated within the hull or body of a boat or ship, as opposed to outboard.
“The inboard motor of the speedboat generated a significant amount of power.”