extrinsic ate (ekstrinsikat)

t.; pret. and pp. extrinsic a ted, ppr. extrinsic at ing. [ externalize. The acoustic image cannot be evoked, and therefore the idea cannot be extrinsic a ted either in spoken words or in writing, which alone are capable of exactly calling up the idea in other persons. Tr. in Alien , and Neurol ., VIII. 219. extrinsic at i on (eks-trin-si-kā'shon), n. [ ex trins i cate + -ion.] The act or result of extrinsic at ing or externalizing. extrobliquus (eks-trob-li'kwus), n.; pl. extrob liqui (-kwi). [NL., extroitive (eks-troi-tis actores (in i mit a the opposite toitive rest rin it a side, + ire, pp. * it us, go, + -ive.] Moving or going out; seeking after external objects. Cole ridge. [Rare.] extrorsal (eks-trôr's al), a. [