internationally
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2.9
- adverb
- /ˌɪntərˈnæʃənəli/
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internacionalmente
- Her work is recognized nationally and internationally and translated into French, German, Italian, and Chinese.
- internationally recognized
- internationally known
- internationally recognized expert
And I get to travel internationally a lot.
- And I get to travel internationally a lot.
- They don't have the same status internationally or legally as refugees do.
- You use Novichok or you use some other internationally outlawed chemical weapon.
- It played, you know, on, I think, internationally in a few countries, in a few TV markets.
- Ended up going to Harvard and played on the women's, played rugby internationally, super competitive.
- But the both of those are in demand internationally.
- Now let's see again how we're doing internationally.
- So internationally we use WADA, World Anti Doping Agency.
- And I travel a lot, speaking all over North America and internationally.
- Let's now look internationally as we always want to put everything in context.
- So let's move on to how the UK is doing internationally and look at some maps on this.
- That brought me a bunch of connections, got me more comfortable doing business internationally and whatnot.
Examples
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And I was able to advocate for STEP, and STEP became an internationally recognised program.
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I am suggesting we act internationally where the common interest can be served.
Academic text (1990) -
And I get to travel internationally a lot.
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This is good internationally so take advantage while you can.
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I am not an internationally known figure.
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Yeah, well, I just recently had a job working internationally.
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But the markets internationally have increased substantially.
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Reducing the impacts of these species will require agreements that allow for internationally coordinated action.
Academic text (2011) -
He is acknowledged internationally as an outstanding scholar, teacher, author.
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Her contributions to climate change research are recognized internationally for their impact.
Synonyms
244
1.0
In many countries around the world
213
2.1
To every part of the world
77
3.5
All over the world
In a way that involves more than one country
Antonyms
How International
Surface Forms
Morphology
internationally = international (transparent) = inter + nation + al + ly
The adverb is formed regularly from the adjective 'international' with '-ly'.
Etymology
The word internationally breaks down into inter- meaning 'between' and national meaning 'country'. So, internationally means 'between countries' or 'in many countries', and is used when something happens in or includes more than one country.