extero-

English

Etymology

From Latin exter (“external”) +‎ -o-. Possibly first used in exteroception, coined by Charles Sherrington.

Prefix

extero-

  1. Refers to things on or from the outside.

Antonyms

Derived terms

English terms prefixed with extero-
exteroception
exteroceptor
exterofective
exterogestation
exteropsychic
exteroreceptor
exterosensorimotor
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