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foreign
adjective as in from another country or strange
adjective as in not relevant
adjective as in not belonging to the place or body in which found
Strong match
Example Sentences
The rules are designed to prohibit the foreign funding of political parties.
In a neighbourhood close to the scene of the attack - where plush villas and foreign embassies sit behind high walls, topped with bougainvillea - the streets lay empty.
Dame Margaret, who rose to be foreign secretary under Sir Tony Blair, would not be drawn on which of the current deputy leadership candidates she supported.
Students of history will recall that, about nine months ago, taking money from a foreign energy firm was once deemed scandalous by America’s ruling party.
I ended up with a string of the gloomiest conversations in my long career — and I’ve covered two foreign civil wars and more stock market crashes and economic slumps than I can count.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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