1. to make worldwide in scope or application; to extend to all parts of the world
Usage: British spelling; American English uses 'globalize'; transitive verb
2. to integrate (a business, economy, or culture) into a global system or network
Usage: British spelling; American English uses 'globalize'; transitive verb

Examples

• The company decided to globalise its operations by opening offices in ten new countries.
• Technology has helped to globalise communication and connect people across continents.
• Many businesses are working to globalise their supply chains for greater efficiency.
• The internet has globalised access to information and education.
• Efforts to globalise trade agreements have faced resistance from some nations.
• Social media platforms have globalised cultural exchange and entertainment.