1. to obtain goods or services from an external supplier or contractor rather than producing or providing them internally
Usage: third-person singular present tense of 'outsource'; commonly used in business and organizational contexts

Examples

• The company outsources its customer service to a call center in another country.
• Many tech firms outsource software development to reduce costs.
• Our manufacturing plant outsources packaging to a specialized vendor.
• The organization outsources its IT support rather than maintaining an in-house team.
• She outsources graphic design work to freelancers around the world.
• The hospital outsources laundry services to an external company.
• They outsource accounting functions to a professional firm.