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.
- commission broker
- commission business
- commission chairman
- commission day
- commissionee
- commissioner
- commissioner for oaths
- commissioner general
- commissioners' court
- commissioner's court
- commissioners court
- commission house
- commissioning editor
- commissionise
- commissionize
- commissionless
- commission man
- commission merchant
- commission note
- commission officer
- commission of the peace
- commission rank
- commissionship
- commission store
- commissive