ab extra
/ˌab ˈɛkstrə/adverb
From without, from the outside.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in John Healey (c1585–c1616), translator. From post-classical Latin ab extra from outside, from without from classical Latin ab from + extrā (adverb) without, outside.
- Massachusetts Bay
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- massacre
- Massacre of St Bartholomew
- massacrous
- mass action
- massa day
- massage
- massage oil
- massage parlour
- massager
- massage someone's ego
- Massagetae
- massage therapist
- massage therapy
- massagist
- massak
- massal
- massalgee
- Massalian
- Massaliot
- Massaliote
- massasauga
- Massasoit
- Massawa