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Verb globalise has 1 sense
  1. globalize, globalise - make world-wide in scope or application; "Markets are being increasingly globalized"
    --1 is one way to widen, broaden, extend
    Derived form: noun globalisation1
    Sample sentences:
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Term: globalise

Definition:

verb (transitive) - to make something worldwide in scope or application

verb (intransitive) - to extend something to a global scale; to become global in nature

Senses:

  1. Globalise (transitive) - to make something worldwide in scope or application
    • Sample Sentence 1: Many multinational companies aim to globalise their products to reach a wider audience.
    • Sample Sentence 2: The internet has greatly empowered businesses to globalise their operations.
  2. Globalise (intransitive) - to extend something to a global scale; to become global in nature
    • Sample Sentence 1: As technology advances, the world continues to globalise, with information and ideas spreading rapidly across borders.
    • Sample Sentence 2: The movement to globalise healthcare strategies is becoming increasingly important in addressing global public health challenges.

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