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These methods either only work in the liquid phase or provide an indirect measurement by probing the fluid-solid interaction based on a measured property change of the fluid or solid under different sample conditions. Here, we report a direct measurement technique using NMR dipolar cross-relaxation between the nanoconfined fluids and the matrix solids. The method was tested using a methyl functionalized mesostructured silica saturated with methanol as a model sample. A formal theory was established to describe the enhanced dipolar cross-relaxation interaction between the nanoconfined fluids and the matrix solids. Both the experiment and theory showed that nanoconfinement of the fluids enhances the dipolar cross-relaxation interaction between the fluid and the matrix solids, which can be applied to investigate the fluid-solid interaction for various materials of similar nanostructure. Full Text Additional Declarations There is NO Competing Interest. 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