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exteriorize /ex·te·ri·or·ize/ (ek-stēr´e-ah-rīz) 1. to form a correct mental reference of the image of an object seen. 2. in psychiatry, to turn one's interest outward. 3. to transpose an internal organ to the exterior of the body.
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| Moreover, Expressionist drama attempts to exteriorize inner psychic states in the human being. Cheesman found that the four leading causes of failure and the impetus behind revision surgery were (1) an inadequate cartilaginous meatoplasty, (2) a high facial ridge, (3) inadequate management of air-cell disease, and (4) a failure to exteriorize all cholesteatoma. I took to theory, but practice needs a different discipline and, while I knew what I was excited by, I never learned how to exteriorize it . |
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