outside

outside: n

1. exterior, external, outer side; periphery, rim, edge, border, fringe; surface, overlayer, sheath, case, skin, shell, integument.

2. appearance, aspect, demeanor, mien, face; sham, superficiality, guise, facade, false front, Inf. front, veneer, coating, protective cover or manner; mask, image, pretense, feigning, smokescreen; window dressing, show, Inf. cover-up.

3. outside world, secular world, civilian world; elsewhere.

4. at the outside at the most, at the maximum, at the top, no more than, not in excess of.

adj

5. exterior, outer, external, extrinsic, outward, outdoor, outlying, peripheral; superficial, surface, false, fake.

6. independent, not affiliated, nonaligned, unasso-ciated, unconnected, uncommitted, free; extraneous, irrelevant, not bearing on; foreign, alien, not connected, having nothing to do with.

adv

7. outdoors, out of the house, in the yard.

8. outside of Informal. aside from, besides, excepting, with the exception of, other than, exclusive of.

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Synonyms:

Exterior, surface, superficies, external part, externality / Utmost, farthest limit, Exterior, external, outward, outer, on the surface, superficial

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Outside — Out side , adv. or prep. On or to the outside (of); without; on the exterior; as, to ride outside the coach; he stayed outside. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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