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Chris -- 2025-05-10

#1 2006-07-10 02:03:16

Kirk
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From: San Francisco, California
Registered: 2006-04-17
Posts: 10

innerview

Presumbably in an “interview” people are getting an “inner view” of what you’re like. With /nt/ > [n] or [4~] “interview” and “inner view” do sound the same or very similar for many (specifically North American English) speakers. I searched for “innerview/-ed/-ing.” Some results:

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this was a dope innerview... maybe the best i read… really get a feel for the type of person Advance is…

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I was innerviewed by Alphademon the other day. Gosh, he asked so many serious questions about success, life, loneliness, food, programming, etc.

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i innerviewed the guy and we talked endlessly about ‘60s stuff, like Quicksilver and Millennium and folk/rock.

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we never got around to innerviewing you yesterday

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Greetings, I will be innerviewing Roger Steffen this sunday on the Iration Vibration show 1-4PM(EST). Roger will be calling around 1:15pm.

Last edited by Kirk (2006-07-10 02:04:28)

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#2 2006-07-10 21:33:06

klakritz
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From: Winchester Massachusetts
Registered: 2005-10-25
Posts: 674

Re: innerview

This nice discovery is one of a series in which ‘inner-’ substitutes for ‘inter-’. For example, ‘innercourse’ and ‘innervention’ are both pretty common (although ‘innervention’ is as often a substitute for ‘innervation’ as for ‘intervention.’)

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