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What (who) is extra- - definition
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
EXtra; Extra (television show); Xtra; Extra (TV newsmagazine); Extra (album); Extra (show); Extra (disambiguation); Extra (TV series); ExtraTV; Extra (TV program); Extra (song); The Extra; The Extra (film)
Extra-
·- A Latin preposition, denoting beyond, outside of;
- often used in composition as a prefix signifying outside of, beyond, besides, or in addition to what is denoted by the word to which it is prefixed.
extra-
extra- is used to form adjectives indicating that something is outside something or is not part of it. (FORMAL)
The move was extra-constitutional...
They competed for power through a combination of parliamentary and extra-parliamentary methods...
The report says torture was widespread, as were extra-judicial executions by government troops.
PREFIX
extra-
¦ prefix outside; beyond: extracellular.
?beyond the scope of: extra-curricular.
Origin
via med. L. from L. extra 'outside'.
Examples of use of extra-
1. All that extra duty on dearer fuel, all the extra VAT, all the extra corporation tax on shell companies registered in the UK...
2. Scotland has announced 20 "schools of ambition", which get extra money, extra freedoms and some are given sponsors that provide some extra funding, advice and support.
3. However, the LFS would recognise an extra 18,800 migrants in Leeds which would receive extra funding.
4. EXTRA Extra (United Electronics Company) opened a new branch in Taif recently.
5. Liam Fox has extra credibility, but is not sure yet of extra votes.