Definition of "exteriorized" []

• Simple past tense and past participle of exteriorize. (verb)

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• "It is "to love only terrestrial life, to the detriment of the ascending and celestial path," to be "exteriorized," and to "love only outer things, to the detriment of moral and spiritual values.""
• "To put it another way, the infinite sea of quantum potential is a kind of exteriorized mirror image of God's interior. this article, noting that the Vatican maintains that the theory of evolution is fully compatible with the Bible: "In 1950, Pope Pius XII described evolution as a valid scientific approach to the development of humans, a view that was reiterated by Pope John Paul II in"
• "The threats included external forces — Muslims, heretics, pirates, and southern merchants — which exteriorized blame for the failure and placed it onto distant figures who were bent on destroying or distorting the expedition."