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externalize

[ik-stur-nl-ahyz] / ɪkˈstɜr nlˌaɪz /


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These externalized costs are being incurred by the public sector, businesses and producers, consumers and future generations, the report argues.

From Washington Post

Misogyny is a symptom of self-loathing — internalized hate externalized, in desperate search of someone presumably worse to look down on.

From Los Angeles Times

That I can feel warmed by my own company, and can also see that I’m all of these things that I usually externalize and put on another person.

From Los Angeles Times

I think really opening up and externalizing his many different identities and facets.

From The Verge

Boys in general also tend to externalize anger and sadness against other people, whereas girls are more likely to internalize those emotions and have higher rates of depression and anxiety, Peterson said.

From Washington Times