IPA: /wɪðɪnˈdɔrz/
KK: /wɪðɪnˈdɔrz/
In or inside a building or house.
We decided to stay withindoors during the storm.
This word originates from Old English, combining 'wið' (meaning against or with) and 'indores' (meaning indoors or within). The word 'withindoors' refers to being within a place or structure, emphasizing the idea of being inside.
Think of being 'with' ('wið') something 'inside' ('indores') — this helps you remember that 'withindoors' means being inside a place.
No commonly confused words.