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situated on the outside of something else
- The outer coating of the tablet protects it from moisture until it reaches the stomach.
- The outer shell of the spacecraft is designed to withstand extreme temperatures.
- Our camping tent has an outer layer for waterproofing.
- The outer surface of the metal showed signs of corrosion after years of exposure.
- Protective wax was applied to the car’s outer body to prevent rust.of the planet Saturn is made of ice and rock.
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located farthest from the center or interior
- She stood at the outer corner of the room, waiting for the meeting to start.
- The outer edges of the forest were teeming with wildlife and dense vegetation.
- The outer rings of the planet are composed mostly of gas and ice.
- Outer space is filled with galaxies, stars, and various celestial bodies.
- They lived in the outer suburbs, away from the hustle and bustle of the city center.
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referring to one's physical appearance or body, rather than their internal thoughts, emotions, or spirit
- His outer strength was evident, but his inner vulnerability remained hidden.
- Her outer composure at the meeting didn’t reveal the stress she was feeling.
- They were fascinated by his outer charisma, unaware of the anxiety he faced daily.
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related to external or surface-level aspects in contrast to more hidden, internal, or complex elements
- The outer challenges of his job were demanding, but his inner struggle was even greater.
- She found peace by focusing on the outer world and distancing herself from internal worries.
- The outer aspects of the project, like design and marketing, were relatively straightforward.
- Despite his outer success, he felt empty and disconnected on the inside.
- The outer appearance of the house was immaculate, while the inner rooms needed renovation.