outer
Pronunciation: [ˈaʊtər]
Word
Context: "position"
(adjective) something that is on the outside or farthest from the center. If you think about a box, the outer part is what you touch first.
Example
The outer layer of the cake was covered in chocolate icing.
Example
The inner part of the fruit is sweeter than the outer part.
Example
What does the outer surface of the planet look like?
Context: "appearance"
(adjective) how something looks from the outside, rather than what is on the inside. This is about first impressions and how something is seen at first.
Example
The house had a beautiful outer appearance with bright flowers.
Example
Despite its outer beauty, the house had many problems inside.
Example
How important is the outer look of someone to you?
Context: "area"
(noun) the outer part means the area that is on the edge or outside of something. Think about the edge of a playground or the outside part of a city.
Example
They like to bike around the outer edges of the park.
Example
The inner area of the garden is more colorful than the outer area.
Example
What activities do you enjoy on the outer part of the city?
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