1. plural of interiority; the quality or state of being interior or internal; inner nature or essence
Usage: formal; often used in philosophy, psychology, and literary criticism
2. plural of interiority; the inner spaces or interior aspects of something, such as a building or artwork
Usage: architecture and art criticism

Examples

• The novel explores the interiorities of its characters through stream-of-consciousness narration.
• Philosophers debate the interiorities of human consciousness and subjective experience.
• The architect's design emphasizes the interiorities of the museum, creating intimate viewing spaces.
• Psychologists study the interiorities of the mind to understand emotional development.
• The artist's work reveals the hidden interiorities of urban landscapes.
• Literary critics analyze the interiorities expressed in the protagonist's private thoughts.
• The film captures the interiorities of family relationships with remarkable sensitivity.