Is "she is beautiful within and without" the same as saying "she is beautiful in the outside and the inside?

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Yes. "On the inside" and "within" are functionally equivalent phrases, as are "on the outside" and "without. " The phrase "within and without" is less commonly used than the simpler, less formal alternative, but is perfectly acceptable..

Yes I would say they are one and the same. My Granny used to tell me that beauty is only skin deep but ugly is to the bone! There are lots of beautiful people out there who you look twice at because of their outer beauty and some of those people are beautiful inside as well, but there are those who are beautiful to look at, and once you get past the outer beauty there is nothing.

Some are self centered, witchie, selfish, hateful nincompoops! There are people who are nothing to look at, I won't say they are ugly to look at, but they have great personalities and they are loving and giving and selfless. Those folks are beautiful on the inside and the beauty they have within also makes them beautiful on the outside for those who give them a chance.To answer your question though, yes to say she is beautiful within and without is the same as saying she is beautiful inside and outside.

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I would say so, one is just more peotic than the other.

Yes it is They both mean that a person in beautiful outside and have a beautiful personality.

" "What does it mean to say "She is a beautiful Woman?"" "Oh, what a beautiful mornin'; oh, what a beautiful day. I got a beautiful feelin' ev'rythings going OUR way. .. ... " "What do you find beautiful?" "What is the most beautiful place you have been to?

" "Have any of you ever met someone that was or is so beautiful on the inside,but not on the outside. " "What is beautiful?

Oh, what a beautiful mornin'; oh, what a beautiful day. I got a beautiful feelin' ev'rythings going OUR way. .. ...

Have any of you ever met someone that was or is so beautiful on the inside,but not on the outside.

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