exogenous

[ɪɡˈzɒdʒənəs]

exogenous Definition

• 1. originating from outside; derived externally
• 2. of or relating to external factors affecting an organism

Using exogenous: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "exogenous" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The exogenous factors that influenced the economy were beyond the control of the government.

• Example

  Exogenous growth is driven by factors outside of the economy, such as technological advancements.

• Example

  The exogenous application of hormones can have negative side effects on the body.

exogenous Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for exogenous

• extrinsic
• foreign
• alien
• outside
• external

Antonyms for exogenous

• endogenous
• intrinsic
• internal

Phrases with exogenous

• exogenous variable

  a variable in a statistical model that is not affected by other variables in the model

  Example

  In the regression analysis, the exogenous variable was found to have a significant impact on the dependent variable.

• exogenous shock

  an unexpected event or circumstance originating from outside the system being studied, which has a significant impact on the system

  Example

  The exogenous shock of the pandemic caused a global economic downturn.

• exogenous infection

  an infection caused by microorganisms that originate from outside the body

  Example

  The exogenous infection was caused by contaminated food.

Origins of exogenous

from Greek 'exo-' meaning 'outside' and 'genos' meaning 'race'

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Summary: exogenous in Brief

The term 'exogenous' [ɪɡˈzɒdʒənəs] refers to something originating from outside or derived externally. It can refer to external factors affecting an organism or external variables in a statistical model. Examples include 'The exogenous factors that influenced the economy were beyond the control of the government.' and 'The exogenous application of hormones can have negative side effects on the body.'