1. to transfer power, authority, or functions from a central location or government to regional or local authorities
Usage: British spelling (American: decentralizes); third person singular present tense
2. to move or spread out from a central point or location
Usage: British spelling (American: decentralizes); third person singular present tense

Examples

• The government decentralises decision-making by giving more power to local councils.
• The company decentralises its operations to reduce costs and improve efficiency.
• The new policy decentralises authority away from the capital city.
• Many countries decentralise education systems to allow regional control.
• The organization decentralises its workforce by opening regional offices.
• Decentralising services helps communities address their own specific needs.