﹒In a manner originating from the outside or from external factors.
﹒In a way that is not inherent or essential to the nature of something.
﹒The students were motivated extrinsically by the promise of rewards rather than a genuine interest in the subject.
﹒The value of the antique was determined extrinsically by the current market demand rather than its historical significance.
﹒He found it difficult to focus on his work when he was driven only extrinsically by the fear of losing his job.
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