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externalization

/ɪkˌstɜː.nə.laɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant le processus par lequel quelque chose est attribué à des causes externes, ou l'acte de donner une forme concrète et extérieure à un concept abstrait.

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/ɪkˌstɜː.nə.laɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/C2formalscientific
  • frNom désignant le processus par lequel quelque chose est attribué à des causes externes, ou l'acte de donner une forme concrète et extérieure à un concept abstrait.

A noun referring to the process of attributing something to external causes or the act of giving an abstract concept a concrete outward form.

  1. Attribution to outside causesC1formal

    The act of attributing one's own feelings, thoughts, or problems to external factors or other people.

    frExternalisation (attribution à des causes extérieures)

    • His externalization of blame made it hard for him to accept responsibility.
    • The therapist discussed the patient's tendency toward externalization of anxiety.
    • Externalization of failure can hinder personal growth.

    Synonymesprojection

  2. Embodiment in an outward formC1formal

    The process of giving a concrete or visible form to an abstract idea, concept, or feeling.

    frExtériorisation

    • The artist's work is an externalization of her inner struggles.
    • Architecture can be seen as the externalization of cultural values.
    • The new policy is an externalization of the company's commitment to sustainability.

    Synonymesactualizationembodimentexpressionmanifestationmaterializationobjectificationreification

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