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ab extra
[ ahb ek-strah; English ab ek-struh ]
adverb
, Latin.
- from the outside.
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Example Sentences
In this letter Blackwood told me the first ab extra opinion of the book, which happened to be precisely what I most desired.
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There must be an agency ab extra to interpose, else we perish.
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In no part has any ridicule ab extra, been employed:—ridicule, by allusion made to another object, and that an irrelevant one.
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He clothes reason with authority to determine what is inspiration, by saying that there can be no revelation "ab extra."
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The source of the sublime--as all along implied--is essentially ab extra.
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