v. [f. EXTERN + -IZE.] trans. To embody in an outward shape or form; = EXTERNALIZE.
1836. Emerson, Nat., Prospects, Wks. (Bohn), II. 170. The laws of his [man’s] mind … externized themselves into day and night.
1875. Whitney, Life Lang., xiv. 304. Our inner consciousness is externized.
