1. expressing or manifesting (thoughts, feelings, or internal states) outwardly
Usage: British spelling; present participle of exteriorise

Examples

• She was exteriorising her anxiety through nervous gestures.
• The therapy focused on exteriorising his repressed emotions.
• Artists often succeed by exteriorising their inner vision.
• He had difficulty exteriorising his complex thoughts into words.
• The child was exteriorising her frustration by throwing toys.
• The writer’s process involved exteriorising abstract concepts into concrete imagery.