exterior
- adjective
- /ɪkˈstɪr.i.ər/
- They added a fresh coat of paint to enhance the exterior appearance of their house.
- exterior and interior
And I put down location, exterior, interior location, day, night.
- And I put down location, exterior, interior location, day, night.
- So we still need to pick paint stuff for the exterior wood floors we haven't picked yet.
- And then here's our exterior wall.
- We have top rail, fence, window hero, exterior house washing drones.
- They're both exterior right and Sam, they alternate the transversal, right?
Examples
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That's a new kitchen yearly, with money left over for an exterior paint job every few years.
Blog text (19) -
We actually had some problems at first with the exterior mirrored glass.
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We start with the exterior color white.
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Great technology, beautiful interior, gorgeous exterior, fantastic brand name.
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Being a homeowner is like, go all out with Christmas lights, like exterior Christmas lights.
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First of all, the exterior colors look phenomenal.
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So we still need to pick paint stuff for the exterior wood floors we haven't picked yet.
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The room was 234, up an exterior flight of concrete stairs.
Fiction book (1998) -
All these exterior matte paintings of the White House are entirely CG.
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The architect designed the exterior of the building to be both modern and inviting.
Synonyms
Used or done outside rather than inside a building
Leading from a room to the outdoors
The outer parts or appearance of something
Happening outside in the open air rather than inside
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
An angle outside a shape with straight sides made by a side and the next side extended
A tough outer layer that protects things like suitcases or turtles from damage
How Outside
Surface Forms
Etymology
Exterior comes from the Latin parts ex- meaning 'out' and exter meaning 'outside', so as an adjective it means 'for the outside'. That's why we call paint or lights 'exterior' when they are made to be used outdoors.