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External trade makes up almost half of the country's economy.external = outside (in this case, trade with people and companies in other countries)
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This medicine is for external use only.external = outside (of the body)
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The external walls of the building are made of concrete and are eight inches thick.
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External appearances are good, but I don't he real condition.
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80% of the country's debt is held externally.
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Can she hold to her principles or will she give in to external pressure?
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An external, certified audit is required each year.
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The phone's camera can be used with external lenses.
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What do you do for external backup of your data in case the phone is lost?
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Although externally religious, his overly strict church-elder father was a closet drinker, especially when the rain didn't come, or came too early, and most of the times in between.† (source)externally = relating to the outside
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Who knows if this is not some exaggeration—if it is a common-enough genus that has suffered a trauma altering its externals.† (source)externals = outward appearances
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I was demonstrating, externally and irrefutably, an inward condition.† (source)externally = relating to the outside
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My weakness consists in not having a discriminating eye for the incidental—for the externals—no eye for the hod of the rag-picker or the fine linen of the next man.† (source)externals = outward appearances
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While he was careful to avoid making a nuisance of his views, to adopt outside his realm an externally un-censoring manner, he enforced them within his family and among the employees at River Valley Farm.† (source)externally = relating to the outside
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Almost a nun in white, despite the swarthy texture of externals; but the mind is the reality.† (source)externals = outward appearances
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By what external standard could you check its judgements? (source)external = outside
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