From without
Outside and from without are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Outside" instead an adverb phrase "From without".
Outside
Outside adverb - In or into the open air.
From without and outside are semantically related. You can use "From without" instead an adverb "Outside".
Nearby Word: outsider
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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In the sequel, as you're a Big Daddy in a self-contained suit, you can go outside and see what it's like from without.
Source: Sunken City -
Branken attempts to unseal the gate so he can attack the surface (Wolzard not having the power, or interest, so this the only he can leave), but after his death it's barely mentioned because all the monsters can freely travel to and from without it or any outside help.
Source: Hellgate - Therefore, from what I can determine, characters in the Aeon of Osiris have their worldview limited not specifically by the God of Christianity, but rather by an existential belief in outside objective systems of good and evil or right and wrong that are imposed on the character from without.
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