inbound
/ɪnˈbaʊnd/Definitions
1. adjective
moving towards a place, especially a center or a destination
“The inbound traffic on the highway was heavy during rush hour.”
2. noun
an incoming phone call or message, especially one that requires a response
“She answered the inbound call and handled the customer’s query.”
3. noun
a team or players in a game who are defending a goal or position
“The inbound team managed to hold off the opposing team’s attack.”
4. noun
an athlete or player who is bringing the ball up the court or field in a game
“The inbound player passed the ball to a teammate and they scored a goal.”