1. to express or display (something internal, such as a feeling or thought) outwardly; to make external or visible
Usage: also spelled 'exteriorise' in British English
2. in surgery, to bring (an internal organ or part) outside the body
Usage: medical/surgical term

Examples

• She struggled to exteriorize her deepest fears in the therapy session.
• The artist used bold colors to exteriorize the emotional turmoil of the character.
• Children often exteriorize their anxieties through play and drawing.
• The surgeon had to exteriorize the organ to repair the damage.
• His anger was difficult to exteriorize in a professional setting.
• The poet's verses exteriorize the pain of lost love.