externalised

ɪkˈstɜrnəˌlaɪzd

Definition of externalised - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

appearance

made external or visible

The company's internal processes were externalised for transparency.

exposed

externalized

communication

expressed or communicated

Her feelings were externalised through her art.

communicated

expressed

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Origin of externalised

Latin, externus (outside)

Examples of externalised in a sentence

Their emotions were externalised through their expressive performances.
His thoughts were externalised in his journal.
The artist externalised her emotions through her sculptures.

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French:extériorisé, ...
German:externalisiert, ...
Italian:esternalizzato, espresso, ...
Spanish:externalizado, ...
Portuguese:externalizado, manifestado, ...
Chinese:外部化的, 表达的, ...
Japanese:外部化された, 表現された, ...
Arabic:مُظْهَر, مُعَبَّر عَنْهُ, ...
Hebrew:מוּפְגָּן, מוּבָּע, ...
Russian:внешний, внешне выраженный, ...
Ukrainian:зовнішній, виражений, ...
Hindi:प्रकट, व्यक्त, ...
Bengali:প্রকাশিত, ব্যক্ত, ...
Catalan:exterioritzat, expressat, ...
Czech:zvnějšněný, vyjádřený, ...
Danish:synliggjort, udtrykt, ...
Dutch:geëxternaliseerd, geuit, ...
Greek:εξωτερικευμένος, εκφρασμένος, ...
Hungarian:kivetített, kifejezett, ...
Khmer:ធ្វើឲ្យលេចចេញ, បានបង្ហាញចេញ, ...
Korean:외부화된, 표현된, ...
Persian:آشکار, ابراز‌شده, ...
Polish:uzewnętrzniony, ...
Portuguese (BR):externalizado, ...
Romanian:externalizat, exprimat, ...
Swedish:exponerad, uttryckt, ...
Thai:เปิดเผย, ถูกแสดงออก, ...
Turkish:dışsallaştırılmış, ifade edilen, ...
Vietnamese:ngoại hiện, bộc lộ, ...

externalise

ɪkˈstɜrnəˌlaɪz

Definition of externalise - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

visibility

tr.

make something visible or known outside

tr.

She externalised her feelings through art.

disclose

externalize

reveal

psychology

tr./intr.

express thoughts or feelings outwardly

tr./intr.

He tends to externalise his frustration through art..

express

externalize

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Origin of externalise

Latin, externus (outside) + -al (pertaining to)

Examples of externalise in a sentence

The artist externalised her thoughts in the mural.
She externalises her joy through dance.
He externalised his thoughts in a journal.

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French:exprimer, ...
German:sichtbar machen, ausdrücken, ...
Italian:esternalizzare, esternare, ...
Spanish:externalizar, exteriorizar, ...
Portuguese:externalizar, ...
Chinese:表达, 表现, ...
Japanese:表現する, 発散する, ...
Arabic:أَظْهَرَ, عَبَّرَ, ...
Hebrew:לְהַחְצִין, לְבַטֵּא הַחוּצָה, ...
Russian:выражать, ...
Ukrainian:виразити, виражати, ...
Hindi:व्यक्त करना, अभिव्यक्त करना, ...
Bengali:প্রকাশ করা, ব্যক্ত করা, ...
Catalan:exterioritzar, externalitzar, ...
Czech:externalizovat, dávat najevo, ...
Danish:give udtryk for, udtrykke, ...
Dutch:externaliseren, uiten, ...
Greek:εξωτερικεύω, εκφράζω, ...
Hungarian:externalizálni, kifejezni, ...
Khmer:បង្ហាញឱ្យដឹងជាសាធារណៈ, បញ្ចេញអារម្មណ៍, ...
Korean:표출하다, ...
Persian:آشکار کردن, ابراز کردن, ...
Polish:uzewnętrznić, uzewnętrzniać, ...
Portuguese (BR):externalizar, ...
Romanian:a exterioriza, a exprima, ...
Swedish:uttrycka, externalisera, ...
Thai:แสดงออก, ถ่ายทอดออกมา, ...
Turkish:dışa vurmak, ifade etmek, ...
Vietnamese:bộc lộ, biểu lộ suy nghĩ hoặc cảm xúc ra bên ngoài, ...

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