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ex·ter·nal·ism  (k-stûrn-lzm)
n.
Excessive concern with outer circumstances or appearances.
ex·ternal·ist n.
externalism
attention paid to outward or outside matters, especially in religious affairs. — externalist, n.
See also: Attitudes


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