1. characterized by or operating on a worldwide scale; integrated into a global system or economy
Usage: British spelling (American: globalized); commonly used in business, economics, and social contexts

1. past tense and past participle of globalise; to make global in scope or application; to integrate into a worldwide system
Usage: British spelling (American: globalized); transitive verb

Examples

• The company globalised its operations to reach customers in over 150 countries.
• Modern technology has globalised communication, allowing people to connect instantly across continents.
• The globalised economy means that events in one country can quickly affect markets worldwide.
• Universities have become increasingly globalised, with students and faculty from around the world.
• Supply chains have been globalised to reduce costs and improve efficiency.
• The pandemic highlighted both the benefits and risks of a globalised world.