Yes.
Extraterrestrial is an adjective, meaning not of this Earth.
The word is extraterrestrial which is both a nounand an adjective.The noun extraterrestrial is a word for a thing (person?) of or from outside the Earth or the Earth's atmosphere.The adjective extraterrestrial is a word that describes a noun as of or from outside the Earth or the Earth's atmosphere.
The term extraterrestrial can be adjective or noun. In adjective case, the term extraterrestrial refer occurring or existing beyond the earth's atmosphere. In noun case, the term extraterrestrial refer being from the beyond the earth's atmosphere.
"Extra" = 'outside of' or 'beyond'"Terrestrial" = an adjective referring to Earth"Extraterrestrial" = adjective saying that the thing is outside of EarthExamples:-- 'extraterrestrial rock' is a rock that is, or came from, outside of Earth-- 'extraterrestrial macaroni' is macaroni that is, or came from, outside of earthEverybody uses 'extraterrestrial' to mean alien people that live on other planetsand fly their spaceships to Earth to steal our women and our beer. But to begrammatical about it, there's no such thing as "an extraterrestrial", any morethan there can be "a long", "a blue", or "a slow". The word is an adjective, soit has to be an extraterrestrial something. This is still our planet, darn it, andwhen they're here, they'd better use our language rightly.
Words include - cosmos - universe - starry void -extraterrestrial (adjective meaning not of Earth) - heavens
yes because it is describing something weird and gross.
Extraterrestrial.
Extraterrestre is the French word for "extraterrestrial".
I am trying to draw an extraterrestrial for the story that I am writing.
Alien Grays Little Green Men Martians
The prefix that can be added to the word "terrestrial" is "extra-" to form the word "extraterrestrial." This term refers to something that is outside or beyond Earth's atmosphere or of extraterrestrial origin.
It is a being from outside of earth.