Globalize

usgb/ˈɡləʊbəlaɪz/
verb

To make something cover, influence, or occur in all parts of the world.

The fast food industry has globalized more rapidly than any other industry.
Visual representation of "globalize" - To make something cover, influence, or occur in all parts of the world

Often appears as...

  • globalize the market
  • globalize a company
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Global Impact

Think of 'globalize' as actions or policies widening their reach across the entire planet.

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Efforts to globalize healthcare standards can improve lives worldwide.
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Not Always Positive

'Globalize' may refer to negative spread, like diseases or environmental issues, not just businesses or culture.

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Globalizing plastic waste is a major environmental concern.
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Cultural Exchange

Globalization can imply the worldwide mixing and influence of cultures.

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Sushi has globalized, with restaurants found in nearly every major city.
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