"pertaining to the outside, external," also "open, suitable for communication to the general public, popular," 1650s, from Late Latin exotericus, from Greek exoterikos "external, belonging to the outside," from exotero, comparative of exo (see exo-). Compare esoteric.
writings of an exoteric nature
exorbitant
exorcise
exorcism
exorcist
exoskeleton
exoteric
exothermic
exotic
exoticism
expand
expanse