externalises
Makes feelings visible
Externalises is the British spelling of externalizes.
To externalise is to express or manifest something internal—making thoughts, feelings, or costs visible to others.
A child externalises anxiety through tantrums.
In economics, a company externalises costs by pushing them onto society: The factory externalised pollution costs onto the community.
In psychology, externalising means attributing internal states to outside causes.
Organized efforts toward goals
- displacesRemoves from usual place
- transfersRelocates or hands off
- attributesInherent characteristics or properties
- deflectsTurns something away
blames · redirects · manifests · expresses · releases · vents · channels · offloads
Shows or demonstrates plainly
- displaysVisual presentations or screens
- showsPresents or broadcasts
- revealsMakes visible or known
- demonstratesShows by example
expresses · communicates · verbalizes · articulates · voices · exhibits · outwardly · shares
Assigns work externally
- offshoresMoves business operations abroad
- subcontractsAssigns work to third parties
- delegatesChosen representatives or assigns
- costsAmounts required to pay
pollution · market failure · environmental impact · spillover · pricing · unaccounted · passes on · regulation
projects
Organized efforts toward goals
- displacesRemoves from usual place
- transfersRelocates or hands off
- attributesInherent characteristics or properties
deflects · blames · redirects · manifests · expresses · releases · vents · channels · offloads · defense mechanism
manifests
Shows or demonstrates plainly
demonstrates · expresses · communicates · verbalizes · articulates · voices · exhibits · outwardly · shares · broadcasts
outsources
Assigns work externally
- offshoresMoves business operations abroad
- subcontractsAssigns work to third parties
- delegatesChosen representatives or assigns
costs · pollution · market failure · environmental impact · spillover · pricing · unaccounted · passes on · regulation · carbon emissions
externalisesinternalises
Absorbs into one's thinking
suppresses · represses · bottles up · insources · hides