from without UK
frəm wɪˈðaʊt
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Definition of from without - Reverso English Dictionary

Adverb

outside originDatedUKin a way that comes from outside somethingDatedUK
  • The noise came from without and startled everyone inside.
  • The solution must come from without, not within.
  • Help arrived from without just in time.
externally
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ownadj.
independent action
done without any help from others
independence
without any help from others
alone
without any help from others
no assistance
without help from others
not taking along
to go away from a place without taking someone or something
aloneadv.
independently
without any help from others
directadj.
communication
coming from or going to a source without intermediaries
traveling
moving from place to place without a fixed course

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  1. French:de l'extérieur, ...
  2. German:von außen, ...
  3. Italian:dall'esterno, ...
  4. Spanish:desde fuera, ...
  5. Portuguese:de fora, ...
  6. Chinese:从外面, ...
  7. Japanese:外から, ...
  8. Arabic:مِن الخارِج, ...
  9. Hebrew:מִבַּחוּץ, ...
  10. Russian:снаружи, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ззовні, ...
  12. Hindi:बाहर से, ...
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