Definition
Definition of exoteric - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
understandingRare intelligible to more than a select minorityRare
- Her exoteric writing style appeals to a broad audience.
2.
accessibilityRare suitable for the general publicRare
- The lecture was exoteric and easy to follow.
Origin of exoteric
Greek, exo (outside) + terikos (pertaining to)
Examples of exoteric in a sentence
Exoteric concepts were introduced to engage the newcomers. Her writing style is exoteric and engaging. The book's exoteric nature made it a bestseller.
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- French:exotérique, populaire, ...
- German:verständlicher, exoterisch, ...
- Italian:accessibile, popolare, ...
- Spanish:exotérico, ...
- Portuguese:acessível, exotérico, ...
- Chinese:通俗的, 普及的, ...
- Japanese:わかりやすい, 分かりやすい, ...
- Arabic:واضِح, مُتَاح للجميع, ...
- Hebrew:פָּשׁוּט, מֻבָּן לַצִּיבּוּר הַרָּחָב, ...
- Russian:экзотерический, популярный, ...
- Ukrainian:доступний, ...
- Hindi:सार्वजनिक, जनसुलभ, ...
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