externalize
See externalize in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(ĭk-stûrˈnə-līzˌ)
transitive verb ex·ter·nal·ized,
ex·ter·nal·iz·ing,
ex·ter·nal·iz·es a. To make external.
b. To manifest externally: “Marriage is a nice way to externalize the private commitments made between you” (Patti Davis).
- To attribute to outside causes.
- To project or attribute (inner conflicts or feelings) to external circumstances or causes.
Related Forms:
- ex·terˌnal·i·zaˈtion (-lĭ-zāˈshən) noun
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