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ulterior
[ uhl-teer-ee-er ]
adjective
- being beyond what is seen or made known; intentionally kept concealed:
Is there perhaps some ulterior agenda behind their bizarre line of reasoning?
Synonyms: , , ,
- coming at a subsequent time or stage; future; further:
Having sent the letter, the committee considered the matter dealt with and did not recommend any ulterior action.
- lying beyond or outside of some specified or understood boundary; more remote:
Building this questionable website was a misuse of the school鈥檚 educational technology for purposes ulterior to learning.
ulterior
/ 蕦濒藞迟瑟蓹谤瑟蓹 /
adjective
- lying beneath or beyond what is revealed, evident, or supposed
ulterior motives
- succeeding, subsequent, or later
- lying beyond a certain line or point
Derived Forms
- 耻濒藞迟别谤颈辞谤濒测, adverb
Other 亚洲网紅露点 Forms
- 耻濒路迟别路谤颈路辞谤路濒测 adverb
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of ulterior1
Example Sentences
But there鈥檚 an ulterior motive at play, according to Bruce.
But Kenya defended its role, stating that hosting the meetings was part of efforts to find solutions to end the war in Sudan "without any ulterior motives".
In response, Kenya's foreign ministry said there was "no ulterior motive" in "providing non-partisan platforms to conflict parties".
鈥淭he fact that those who indicted and prosecuted the case refused to follow a direct command is further proof of the disordered and ulterior motives of the prosecutors,鈥 he wrote.
But the 鈥淪everance鈥 creator reveals an ulterior motive in that confrontation.
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