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Definition of externalisation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
visibilityUK process of making something visible or externalUK
- The artist's work is an externalisation of his emotions.
2.
attributionRare UK attributing causes to external factorsRare UK
- He used externalisation to explain his failures.
Origin of externalisation
Latin, externus (outside) + alis (pertaining to)
Examples of externalisation in a sentence
Therapy often involves the externalisation of inner conflicts. Externalisation of blame is common in politics. Therapists often discuss externalisation in sessions.
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- French:extériorisation, externalisation, ...
- German:Externalisierung, Äußerung, ...
- Italian:esternalizzazione, attribuzione esterna, ...
- Spanish:externalización, atribución externa, ...
- Portuguese:externalização, ...
- Chinese:外化, 外部化, ...
- Japanese:外在化, 外部化, ...
- Arabic:إِظْهار, الإسقاط الخارجي, ...
- Hebrew:הַחְצָנָה, ...
- Russian:экстернализация, внешняя атрибуция, ...
- Ukrainian:зовнішній прояв, зовнішня атрибуція, ...
- Hindi:बाह्यीकरण, ...
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