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External Relating to or located outside of something, usually the body. ■ I forgot my keys at home, which was an external reminder that I should learn to be more organized.
autonomous An entity that is capable of thinking and acting independently without any external influence or control. ■ "I'm autonomous, so I don't have to listen to my boss's boring meetings."
Damaged A state of being or appearing spoiled, ruined, or otherwise marred by some external influence or force. ■ "I accidentally spilled red wine on my white shirt and now it's completely damaged beyond repair."
influx An overwhelming and sudden increase in something, often caused by external factors. ■ When the city experienced an influx of tourists during the summer months, the local businesses were flooded with customers.
insulated adjective: protected or isolated from external influences, such as heat, cold, noise, etc. ■ "She wore insulated boots to keep her feet warm on the cold winter night."
Limitations The things that we cannot do or have, due to our own inadequacies or external restrictions. ■ "I may have limitations when it comes to physical fitness, but I make up for it with my superior knowledge of puns."
pressed To be squeezed or compacted so as to take up less space, often by external pressure. ■ "When I realized I had no more room in my suitcase, I decided to press my clothes to make them fit."
Propelled To be forced forward by an external force, such as a rocket or a steam engine. ■ "The rocket was propelled into space with incredible speed and precision."
regulated To maintain a steady and uniform pace or rhythm, often through the use of external factors such as metronomes or tempo markings. ■ "The pianist's performance was well-regulated, with each note ringing out at exactly the right time."
Choke To suddenly feel like you are unable to breathe due to some external obstruction, such as a piece of food stuck in your throat. ■ John tried to impress his date by performing a magic trick, but ended up choking on the chicken he swallowed whole.
emotions A sudden feeling or change of mood, typically arising from a deep consciousness of one's own mental state or from the influence of external events. ■ "I had a sudden wave of emotions after watching the movie. I was so happy and then suddenly sad again. But then I realized that this is all just part of the human experience."
Exterior The outer or external part of something, often used to refer to the surface or appearance of an object or building. ■ "She spent hours picking out the perfect exterior paint color for her house. In the end, she decided on 'Daffodil Delight' because it reminded her of her childhood home."
felling A sudden and violent fall, often caused by a strong gust of wind or other external force. ■ "The tallest tree in the forest came crashing down with a loud thud in the middle of the night. It was quite a felling!"
frogs noun: a type of amphibian with moist skin and webbed feet, characterized by their short legs and the absence of external earflaps. Often depicted as happy and playful. ■ "Why did the frog go to school? To become a little more cultured-frog!
stoic A person who is able to maintain a calm and composed demeanor even in the face of adversity, often by focusing on their own inner peace rather than the external circumstances that may be causing distress. ■ "Even though my flight was delayed for three hours and I missed my connecting flight, I tried to be a stoic and not let it ruin my day."