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extra- word element [L.], outside; beyond the scope of; in addition.
extra- or extro-
pref.
Outside; beyond: extracellular.
extra-, extro-,
prefix meaning "outside, beyond, in addition to": extrabronchial, extradural, extramarginal.
extra- 
word element [L.], outside; beyond the scope of; in addition.
extra-
word element. [L.] outside, beyond the scope of, in addition.
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