Lesson 08 (The root word extro-)Written by Puneet
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161Session 08 Today we will talk about the word outside.The Latin
word for outside is extro.Extro- is a Latin word which means
beyond, outside, on the outside, outward, external i.e.(,,,)Now
before I begin, go through the list of the words which I have
selected.Now, read the words which I have
selected.Extracurricularextro (outside) + curricular (pertaining to
regular course of action)Activities pursued in addition to the
normal course of study. That is to say academics, arts and
callisthenics are all the integral parts of the holistic education.
ExtrafamilialOutside the family.extro (outside) + familial
(pertaining to family)In the movie Gladiator, the king wanted the
general to be a king. But his son did not like it, as the general
was not the member of the family. The general was EXTRAFAMILIAL.
Extramaritalextro (outside) + extramarital (pertaining to
marriage)Having sexual relations outside marriageIn the movie
Murder, everything began with the extramarital affair. ( )
Extraordinaryextro(outside) +ordinary.Beyond being ordinary.
Everything about Superman is extraordinary.Extraneous=
ExtraessentialIrrelevant or unrelated to the subject being dealt
withOf external origin. ExtraessentialTotally unnecessary
thingsextro (outside) + essential(necessary).In the movie, Dhoom 3,
Uday Chopda Ji and Abhishek Bachchan were
extraessentiallyextraneous.
ExtremeReaching the highest degree.Very great,It also refers to
those sports which are require the concntration, speed, agility of
a very high degree because those sports involve great
riskExtremelyTo a very great degreeToo muchfrom Latinextremus which
meansutmost.This is the picture of Ronnie Coleman, the eight time
Mr. Olympia, hasextremelydeveloped muscles.ExtremismHolding extreme
political or religious views.We all know it.ExtremityThe furthest
point or limit of somethingThe degree to which something is
extreme.ExteriorForming, situated on, or relating to the outside of
something. ExternalBelonging to or forming the outer surface or
structure of something.
ExternalityCertain factors which affect the situation without
coming into picture.
Extraprofessionalextro (outside) + professionally (pertaining to
professional services)Not within the ordinary limits of
professional duty or business.The job of police is the protect
people. I feel pity,when the "poor" Police has to beat the people.
It is anextraprofessionalwork for which they do not get anything.
The .
Extravagantextro (outside) + vagari (wander)Excessive
expenditure.The wedding of Muthoot Finance Corporation CEO's
daughter, who was wearing 5 Kg. Gold. What an
extravagance...!!!ExtravaganzaAn elaborate and spectacular
entertainment or production
ExtraversionAn outgoing, socially confident person, A person
predominantly concerned with external things or objective
considerationsextro (outside) + version (turned towards)
ExtractionThe action of taking out something. At times by using
effort or force. / Extractive IndustryA commercial operation of
extracting natural resources like mining, oil, forestry, fisheries,
agriculture et cetra
ExtractorA machine or device used to extract something. ()
Extragovernmentalextro (outside) + governmental (pertaining to
government)Being beyond the province, powers, or proper sphere of
government. ExtrajudicialA settlement / statement made outside the
court.extro (outside) + judicial (pertaining to justice)in almost
every Hindi movie, the hero follow extrajudicial means to settle
the score. ()ExtragalacticOutside the Milky Way galaxy.extro
(outside) + galactic (pertaining to galaxy)This is our Milky Way,
and anything that is outside of it, is EXTRAGALACTIC.
ExtraplanetaryOriginating or located outside Earthextro
(outside) + planetary (pertaining to planets).All the satellites
launched in space are outside of our planet and therefore are
EXTRAPLANETARY.
ExtrasolarOutside the solar system.extro (outside) + solar
(pertaining to solar system)Our solar system has 9 planets with sun
at the center.Anything which is outside of it is
extrasolar.Superman ,a fictional characher, is
anextrasolarcreature, who has come from a different solar
system.
ExtraterrestrialOf or from outside the earth or its
atmosphere.extro (outside) + terrestrial (pertaining to a territory
or earth)This is a rock from the moon.It does not belong to earth
and therefore it isextraterrestrial.
ExtracontinentalBeyond or outside a continentextro (outside)
+continental (pertaining to continent)Every continent has something
which is extracontinental to every other continent.
ExtraterritorialSituated outside a countrys territoryPakistan is
situated outside a countrys territory and
thereforeextraterritorial.
ExtraphysicalNot governed by physical lawsextro (outside) +
physical (pertaining to physics)
ExtrasensoryPerceptions such as telepathy, clairvoyance, and
precognition et cetra.extro (outside) + sensory (pertaining to
senses)
ExtramundaneOutside or beyond the physical
world.ExtrospectionExamination or observation of what is outside
oneselfopposite of introspection.extro (outside) + spection (to
see) ExtremophilesMicroorganisms that can survive in extreme
temperature, acidity, alkalinity, or chemical concentration.extreme
+ philes (one who loves)You will find it interesting (perhaps) to
know the meaning of these words also.AcidophileAn organism which
can survive in extremely high acidic conditionsAlkaliphileAn
organism which can survive in extremely high alkaline
conditionsAnaerobeAn organism that does not
requireoxygen.HyperthermophileAn organism which can survive in
extremely high temperatures.Piezophile/ barophileAn organism which
can survive in extremely high
pressures.PolyextremophileApolyextremophile(affection for many
extremes) is an organism which can survive in extremely high or
extremely low temperatures/pressure/acidity/alkalinity et
cetra.XerophileAn organism which can survive in extremely dry
environment. , , ,
ExtrovertAn outgoing, socially confident person.extro (outside)
+ vert (turned)ExtranophileOne who collects unusual facts or
things.The character played by Arnold Scwarzenegger was that of an
extranophile, whose hobby was collective wives.
ExtraditionTo hand over a criminal to the jurisdiction of the
foreign state in which the crime was committed. ()ExtramuralThe
students who are not the regular full time students of an
educational institution.Extro (outside) + muros (walls)It literally
means the situated outside the walls.Anything which exists outside
the walls of an organized unit, be that acity,school, orhospital.It
also refers to those students who are in the distant learning
programme.IGNOU has the largest numbers of extramural students.
ExtracorporealSituated or occurring outside the body.extro
(outside) + corporeal (pertaining to body)The procedure of dialysis
is the act of purifying the blood outside of the the body.
ExtralinguisticNot involving or beyond the bounds of language.
Something which cannot be explained using words.ExtranetAn intranet
that can be partially accessed by authorized outside users,
enabling businesses to exchange information over the internet in a
secure way.The opposite of INTRANET.ExtremumIn Mathematics, the
maximum or minimum value of a function.ExtricateFree (someone or
something) from a constraint or difficulty. Origin from
Latintricaewhich means tricks or perplexities.Same as in the word
INTRICACIES.
ExaggerateGoing outside the normal group proportions.From
Latingregwhich means herded together.To exaggerate means going
outside the herd.That is going outside of what was believed to be
herded together.For example everything about Rajnikaant is
exaggerated.
ExceedGo beyond what is allowed.From Latin cedere which means to
go.ExcelTo perform exceptionally well in something.From Latin
celsus which means lofty.
ExtendMake larger or longer in space or time.From Latin tendere
which means to stretch.EcstasyAn overwhelming feeling of great
happiness or joyful excitement.Ecstasy is an illegal
amphetamine-based synthetic drug with euphoric effects.From Greek
wordstasiswhich means standing.Thus ecstasy means standing outside
oneself.ExoticSomething which look as if from a foreign origin
because it is very striking.Out of the world sort of thing.From
Greek exotikos foreign
StrangeUnusual or surprising.from Latin Extraneus which means
external.If something looks external that does not belong and thus
strange.ExtrudeEXTRUSIONThese are the lists of roots which you have
studied in this session.cellular
continental
corporeal
curricular
Familial
galactic
governmental
judicial
marital
ordinary
physical
planetary
professional
sensory
social
solar
terrestrial
vagance
version
philo
spect
.Now write down the meaning of the roots you have
studied..Extracellular
Extracontinental
Extracorporeal
Extracurricular
Extraessential
Extrafamilial
Extragalactic
Extragovernmental
Extrajudicial
Extramarital
Extranophile
Extraordinary
Extraphysical
Extraplanetary
Extraprofessional
Extrasensory
Extrasolar
Extraterrestrial
Extraterritorial
Extravagance
Extravagant
Extravaganza
Extraversion
Extremity
Extremophiles
Extrospection
Extrovert
Exterior
External
Externality
Extraction
Extractive industry
Extractor
Extradition
Extramundane
Extramural
Extraneous
Extreme
Extremely
Extremist
..The photograph of an extremophile is taken from this
website.http://www.nps.gov/grsm/forteachers/classrooms/lp-ncms-tardigrade-wrapup1.htmEnd
of Session.