Definition of "exteriorizing" []

• Present participle of exteriorize. (verb)

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• "I will argue for the power of the latter metaphor, and describe the potential of exteriorizing human agency into active objects that have their own perception/representation/action loop."
• "The strong dichotomy between the inherent goodness of the little crusaders and the partially disguised evil of a foreign enemy constituted an exteriorizing of failure, with the implication that, but for this malice, the children could have attained their goal."
• "Parker's unmistakable musical line, its slides and eddies packed with hot, impossibly fast notes, turning old Tin Pan Alley standards inside out, exteriorizing their harmony until they emerge electrified by the process of their transformation, felt like a musical analogue to the restlessly mobile visual style of the great noir cameramen as they redesign bodies and objects into sensational new patterns of light and dark, ostentatiously refusing any fallback on conventional composition."