Hub and Inside

Hub

Hub noun - A thing or place that is of greatest importance to an activity or interest.

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Inside and hub are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Inside" instead a noun "Hub".

Inside noun - An interior or internal part.

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Hub and inside are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Hub" instead a noun "Inside".

Nearby Word: insider

similar	similar hub	similar inside
popular	popular hub	popular inside
small	small hub	small inside
actual	actual hub	actual inside
Other adjectives: entire, famous, key, Egyptian.

It's also justified: in Fusion and Other M you're inside a space station so a hub is understandable, and in Echoes the Luminoth specifically built the great temple at the center of their other three dwelling areas on Aether, hence, the hub area.

Source: Hub Level
After you win, they are trapped inside the game's hub White World with all the stage accesses removed and thus no way to any other world, for presumably eternity.

Source: And I Must Scream / Video Games
In the Planescape setting of Dungeons & Dragons, while the plane of the Outlands is, presumably, a flat world, its most interesting feature, the planar trade hub of Sigil, is built on the inside of a toroid that floats above the spire at the plane's center.

Source: World Shapes

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