externalisation
/ɪkˌstɜːrnəlaɪˈzeɪʃən/
noun
- The process of expressing or revealing inner thoughts, feelings, or ideas outwardly.
- Art can be a powerful form of externalisation of one's emotions.
- Her speech was an externalisation of years of careful thinking.
- The therapist encouraged the externalisation of his fears through journaling.
- In business, the practice of moving operations or services to outside providers or foreign countries.
- The company's externalisation of its customer service led to cost savings.
- Critics argue that externalisation can harm local job markets.
- Externalisation of manufacturing to other countries is a common global trend.
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