"outerly" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "1964, Harry W. Carpenter, “3146608: Cooling Device”, in Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office, page 83",
          "text": "(c) means securing the resulting innerly disposed hollow member within the resulting outerly disposed hollow member in the above-indicated positional relationship thereto;",
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          "ref": "2012, Bruno Apolloni, Franz Kurfess, From Synapses to Rules, page 51",
          "text": "The class of minimal clauses is outerly sentineled by the negative example.",
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          "ref": "2019, Vasile Munteanu, The Karma of Self, page 64",
          "text": "But it is outerly imposed Confusion that one has to be aware of at all times and try to eradicate.",
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          "ref": "2020, Vida Demarin, Mind and Brain: Bridging Neurology and Psychiatry, page 34",
          "text": "It comes to existence as \"the rose\" because we outerly label it that way, not the other way around.",
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        "(rare) Toward or on the outside; outwardly."
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          "ref": "1895 July 2, Henry E. Pauk, Jr., “541878: Sandpapering Machine”, in Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office, volume 72, page 22",
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          "ref": "1984, John Powell Ward, Wordsworth's Language of Men, page 192",
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          "ref": "1888, Annual Report of the Department of Docks For the Year Ending April 30, 1888, page 158",
          "text": "Resolved, That permission be and hereby is granted to the Consumers' Ice Co. to use and to occupy, during the will of Board, the Pier at the foot of Horatio street, North river (except reservation for public bath at the outerly northerly side), at the rate of $ 150 per month, payable monthly or during occupancy, to the Treasurer of this Department, commencing May 1 , 1887.",
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          "text": "Ships that are bound to the northward may, with N.W. winds, anchor to the southward of Calk Skerry in 8 or 9 fathoms; but must be careful to avoid being caught there with outerly winds.",
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          "ref": "1851, Great Britain House of Commons, Accounts and papers - Volume 22",
          "text": "In pursuance of your directions to report to you my observations on the effect of the Admiralty Pier in affording shelter in Dover Bay during the gale of this day, I beg leave to inform you, that on arriving from Calais, at 5.15 a.m., with the \"Princess Alice,\" it blew a strong gale at S.W., and a very heavy sea in the offing; but notwithstanding the outerly direction of the wind, and the roughness of the weather, we were enabled to anchor, and taking an in-shore berth in 2 fathoms, we landed 69 passengers and their baggage.",
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          "ref": "1896, Samuel Rutherford Crockett, The Gray Man: A Novel, page 339",
          "text": "So when for the third time the boy had been tumbled upon the beach, John Mure bade Bannatyne bring his boat, saying that they would cast the loon afloat out in the deeps of the bay, so that the outerly wind might drive him to the coast of Ireland.",
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          "text": "But it is outerly imposed Confusion that one has to be aware of at all times and try to eradicate.",
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          "ref": "1888, Annual Report of the Department of Docks For the Year Ending April 30, 1888, page 158",
          "text": "Resolved, That permission be and hereby is granted to the Consumers' Ice Co. to use and to occupy, during the will of Board, the Pier at the foot of Horatio street, North river (except reservation for public bath at the outerly northerly side), at the rate of $ 150 per month, payable monthly or during occupancy, to the Treasurer of this Department, commencing May 1 , 1887.",
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          "ref": "1913, Milwaukee (Wis.). Board of Park Commissioners, Annual Report of the Park Commissioners of the City of Milwaukee",
          "text": "To reclaim the six hundred foot strip lying between the Milwaukee River Flushing Tunnel Inlet and Wisconsin Street, a breakwater had to be constructed along the outerly line.",
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          "ref": "1851, Great Britain House of Commons, Accounts and papers - Volume 22",
          "text": "In pursuance of your directions to report to you my observations on the effect of the Admiralty Pier in affording shelter in Dover Bay during the gale of this day, I beg leave to inform you, that on arriving from Calais, at 5.15 a.m., with the \"Princess Alice,\" it blew a strong gale at S.W., and a very heavy sea in the offing; but notwithstanding the outerly direction of the wind, and the roughness of the weather, we were enabled to anchor, and taking an in-shore berth in 2 fathoms, we landed 69 passengers and their baggage.",
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          "text": "So when for the third time the boy had been tumbled upon the beach, John Mure bade Bannatyne bring his boat, saying that they would cast the loon afloat out in the deeps of the bay, so that the outerly wind might drive him to the coast of Ireland.",
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