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Extra-Territorial

Definition:

Extra-territorial is an adjective used to describe something that is outside or beyond the territory of a particular country. It can also refer to the jurisdiction or authority that a country may exercise beyond its borders.

Senses:

Sense 1:

Referring to something located outside a specific country's borders or territory.

Example sentences:

• The embassy is considered extra-territorial, meaning it is considered as the territory of the country it represents.
• When traveling abroad, it is crucial to familiarize yourself with the extra-territorial laws of the destination country.

Sense 2:

Referring to the jurisdiction or authority extending beyond a country's borders.

Example sentences:

• The United Nations has limited extra-territorial powers to intervene in conflicts between member states.
• Some countries are known for enforcing their laws extra-territorially in order to combat international crimes.

Sense 3:

Referring to something specific to a particular location or region.

Example sentences:

• This restaurant offers both popular international dishes and extra-territorial specialties.
• During our vacation, we had a chance to explore the extra-territorial culture of the local tribe.

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