1. to express or manifest outwardly; to make external or visible
Usage: British spelling; third person singular present

Examples

• She exteriorises her emotions through her artwork.
• The therapy helps patients exteriorise their inner conflicts.
• He exteriorises his stress by pacing around the room.
• The artist exteriorises abstract concepts in concrete forms.
• The child exteriorises her fears through dramatic play.
• The writer exteriorises his thoughts in detailed journals.