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adj. \/ekˈstreɪnjəs\/1) ytre, (som kommer) utenfra, fremmed2) uvedkommende, utenforstående• were there any extraneous persons at the meeting?3) uvesentlig, uviktig, irrelevantbe extraneous for stå utenfor, ikke høre til, være fremmed for
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