exteriorly
advUS /ɪkˈstɪɹiɚli/
Etymology From exterior + -ly.
1
from the exterior, from outside
- The church, which is situated near the centre of the town, exteriorly resembles a huge Dutch barn.1849, Edwin Bryant, What I Saw in California:
2
on the exterior, outside
- The first evidence of what it was about to be, was the appearance of the drapery establishments in the city on Saturday morning; the windows, exteriorly and interiorly, being one mass of crape and green ribbon--funeral knots, badges, scarfs, hat-bands, neckties, &c., exposed for sale.1868, A.M. Sullivan, The Wearing of the Green:
- The hotel was drab and decayed exteriorly; but the dining room was a continental elegance of marble, gilt, and mirrors.1922, Edgar Lee Masters, Children of the Market Place:
- Antonyms
- interiorly