exteriorise meaning

• Verb: exteriorise  ik'sti(u)reeu`rIz
  Usage: Brit (=exteriorize)
  
  1. Make external or objective, or give reality to
     - exteriorize, externalize, externalise [Brit], objectify 
  2. Bring outside the body for surgery, of organs
     - exteriorize, bring outside

  Derived forms: exteriorised, exteriorises, exteriorising

  See also: exteriorisation [Brit]

  Type of: alter, change, displace, modify, move

• Writer Richard Dyer highlights the contrast in the film between the acting styles of Steiger and Poitier, with " Poitier's stillness and implied intensity " and " Steiger's busy, exteriorised method acting ".

• "exteriorise" meaning in Chinese: vt.<主英>=exteriorize
• "exteriorise" meaning in Japanese: