inbound

adjective

Moving toward a place; arriving rather than leaving.

Example sentences

“All inbound trains were delayed by the signal failure.”
“Inbound flights from Chicago are landing about an hour late.”

Business and travel vocabulary: inbound flights, inbound calls, inbound marketing. The opposite is 'outbound'.

Synonyms for inbound

incoming
arriving

Antonyms

outbound
outgoing

Related words

nonstopContinuing without any pauses or breaks.mainlandThe main body of a country or continent, as opposed to its islands or peninsulas.overseasLocated in or connected with a foreign country, typically one across an ocean.continentOne of the earth's largest unbroken landmasses, usually separated from the others by oceans or major geographical features, sometimes counted together with its shelves and nearby islands.hemisphereOne half of the Earth, such as the northern, southern, eastern, or western half.equatorThe imaginary circle around the middle of the Earth, halfway between the poles, separating the northern and southern halves of the planet.