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Definition of extraneous
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of extraneous is as below...
Extraneous
(a.) Not
belonging
to, or
dependent
upon, a
thing;
without
or
beyond
a
thing;
not
essential
or
intrinsic;
foreign;
as, to
separate
gold from
extraneous
matter..
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Tincture
::
Tincture
(v. t.) To
communicate
a
slight
foreign
color to; to
tinge;
to
impregnate
with some
extraneous
matter.
Plain
::
Plain
(superl.)
Void of
extraneous
beauty
or
ornament;
without
conspicious
embellishment;
not rich;
simple.
Extraneous
::
Extraneous
(a.) Not
belonging
to, or
dependent
upon, a
thing;
without
or
beyond
a
thing;
not
essential
or
intrinsic;
foreign;
as, to
separate
gold from
extraneous
matter..
Illinition
::
Illinition
(n.) A thin crust of some
extraneous
substance
formed
on
minerals.
Impure
::
Impure
(a.) Not pure; not
clean;
dirty;
foul;
filthy;
containing
something
which is
unclean
or
unwholesome;
mixed or
impregnated
extraneous
substances;
adulterated;
as,
impure
water or air;
impure
drugs,
food, etc..
Superadvenient
::
Superaddition
(n.) The act of
adding
something
in
excess
or
something
extraneous;
also,
something
which is added in
excess
or
extraneously..
Supervenient
::
Supervene
(v. i.) To come as
something
additional
or
extraneous;
to occur with
reference
or
relation
to
something
else; to
happen
upon or after
something
else; to be
added;
to take
place;
to
happen.
Erodent
::
Erodent
(n.) A
medicine
which eats away
extraneous
growths;
a
caustic.
Absoluteness
::
Absoluteness
(n.) The
quality
of being
absolute;
independence
of
everything
extraneous;
unlimitedness;
absolute
power;
independent
reality;
positiveness.
Pure
::
Pure
(superl.)
Separate
from all
heterogeneous
or
extraneous
matter;
free from
mixture
or
combination;
clean;
mere;
simple;
unmixed;
as, pure
water;
pure clay; pure air; pure
compassion..
Self-kindled
::
Self-kindled
(a.)
Kindled
of
itself,
or
without
extraneous
aid or
power..
Feculent
::
Feculent
(a.) Foul with
extraneous
or
impure
substances;
abounding
with
sediment
or
excrementitious
matter;
muddy;
thick;
turbid.
Foreign
::
Foreign
(a.)
Outside;
extraneous;
separated;
alien;
as, a
foreign
country;
a
foreign
government..
Exotic
::
Exotic
(a.)
Introduced
from a
foreign
country;
not
native;
extraneous;
foreign;
as, an
exotic
plant;
an
exotic
term or
word..
Refine
::
Refine
(v. t.) To
reduce
to a fine,
unmixed,
or pure
state;
to free from
impurities;
to free from dross or
alloy;
to
separate
from
extraneous
matter;
to
purify;
to
defecate;
as, to
refine
gold or
silver;
to
refine
iron; to
refine
wine or
sugar..
Irrelavant
::
Irrelavant
(a.) Not
relevant;
not
applicable
or
pertinent;
not
bearing
upon or
serving
to
support;
foreign;
extraneous;
as,
testimony
or
arguments
irrelevant
to a
case..
Parthenogenesis
::
Parthenogenesis
(n.) The
production
of seed
without
fertilization,
believed
to occur
through
the
nonsexual
formation
of an
embryo
extraneous
to the
embrionic
vesicle..
Clog
::
Clog (v. i.) To
become
clogged;
to
become
loaded
or
encumbered,
as with
extraneous
matter..
Supervention
::
Supervenient
(a.)
Coming
as
something
additional
or
extraneous;
coming
afterwards.
Strain
::
Strain
(a.) To
press,
or cause to pass,
through
a
strainer,
as
through
a
screen,
a
cloth,
or some
porous
substance;
to
purify,
or
separate
from
extraneous
or solid
matter,
by
filtration;
to
filter;
as, to
strain
milk
through
cloth..
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