extraneousness
Roget category 57
1. Words expressing abstract relations› 1.3. Quantity
›› 1.3.4. Concrete quantity
#57.
Extraneousness
noun
extraneousness
etc.
adj. —
extrinsicality
etc.
6 —
exteriority
etc.
220 —
alienage†,
alienism.
foreign body,
foreign substance,
foreign element —
alien,
stranger,
intruder,
interloper,
foreigner,
novus homo [Lat.],
newcomer,
immigrant,
emigrant —
creole,
Africander† —
outsider —
Dago [Slang],
wop,
mick,
polak,
greaser,
slant,
Easterner [U.S.],
Dutchman,
tenderfoot.
adjective
extraneous,
foreign,
alien,
ulterior —
tramontane,
ultramontane.
excluded
etc.
55 —
inadmissible —
exceptional.
adverb
in foreign parts,
in foreign lands —
abroad,
beyond seas —
over sea on one's travels.
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