extra-, extro-, extr-, exter-
(Latin: beyond, outside, on the outside, outward, external)
extraneous
extraneously
extranophilist, extranophile
A collector of strange facts.
extraordinarily
extraordinary
extraperineal
Not connected with the perineum.
extraphysical
Not subject to physical laws or methods.
extraplanetary
extraprofessional
Foreign to a profession; not within the ordinary limits of professional duty, interest, or business.
extrasensory
1. Beyond the normal function of the usual senses; additional sensory abilities.
2. Without the need for hearing, seeing, touching, tasting, or smelling.
extrasocial
Space in which the fragmented, functionalized citizen can be formed into the well-rounded human being.
extrasolar
extrasystole
extraterrestrial
1. Originating, located, or occurring outside earth or its atmosphere (outer space); such as, intelligent extraterrestrial life.
2. Originating from sources other than the earth; such as, the sun.
extraterrestrial radiation
The ideal amount of global horizontal radiation that a location on earth would receive if there were no intervening atmosphere or clouds; used as the reference amount to which actual solar energy measurements are compared.
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