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v. To turn outward; externalize: They exteriorized their feelings of sympathy by erecting monuments to the deceased.

v. Medicine To expose (an internal organ or body part), as in surgery.

v. To externalize.

v. To expose (an internal organ) for observation or surgery.

Same as externalize.

To transport to some place outside of and away from the source: said of the transfer of radioactivity from the radioactive substance itself to the walls of the containing vessel.

v. bring outside the body for surgery, of organs

v. make external or objective, or give reality to

"To some extent one might say that West Virginia is a "novel" that takes "psychological realism" to its most insular extreme: We are trapped inside the memories and/or perceptions of the narrator, who is unable to exteriorize these perceptions into what most readers of fiction would consider appropriate discourse."

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