| She's a Texan, you know,' he's inclined to say, extraneously. |
| The banal plot is rather loosely and extraneously hung on this framework of alleged historical fact. |
| Hypothetically considered, the situation was not extraneously alarming. |
| Witty, direct and modest, Tyler speaks expansively but not extraneously. |
| In most instances, tariffs are extraneously determined at government level. |
| My husband was extraneously irritated by German politicians' heavy-handed comments, that day, after the Irish referendum, and cheered on the Portuguese. |
