also in-shore, "near the shore," 1701, from in (prep.) + shore (n.). As an adverb from 1737.
an inshore breeze
inshore fisheries
we swam two miles inshore
insert
insertion
in-service
inset
inshallah
inshore
inside
inside-out
insider
insidious
insight
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