externalise
/ɪkˈstɜːrnəlaɪz/
verb
- To express or reveal inner thoughts, feelings, or ideas outwardly.
- He found it hard to externalise his anger in a healthy way.
- Children often externalise their worries through play.
- The poem externalises the poet's deep sense of loss.
- In business, to move operations or services to outside providers or foreign countries.
- The company decided to externalise its IT support to a specialist firm.
- Many factories externalise production to reduce labor costs.
- They plan to externalise the accounting department next year.
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