worldwide
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2.1
- adjective
- /ˈwɜrldˌwaɪd/
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mundial
- Three years after it began, the worldwide campaign of the Moneyless Society was doing fairly well.
- a worldwide network
- a worldwide market
- a worldwide trend
The scariest thing is this worldwide trend going far left.
- The scariest thing is this worldwide trend going far left.
- So these, these music stars were worldwide stars.
- And so as I said, this is part of the worldwide collaboration.
- And it wasn't that much longer after that that the worldwide Scrabble tile jewelry market crashed.
- The bulk of these are worldwide insurance for the whole year.
- He was the head instructor for a really worldwide style called Kyoko Shinkai.
- Who do you think is the biggest, like a worldwide known Snoop Dogg, Mariah Carey?
- Some of your current projects include MMTCPA Worldwide Mindfulness Teacher Training Cloud Sangha.
Examples
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The worldwide population is approximately 7.8 billion.
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There is a worldwide big increase in nuclear power.
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This is a worldwide issue and this is not enough.
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It's going to be game changing worldwide, Global Jack.
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So these, these music stars were worldwide stars.
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And now that it's going to be worldwide live television.
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And in recent years, he has led the worldwide health programs of the Carter Center.
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Infectious diseases today are the leading cause worldwide of death.
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Under the pressure of a worldwide environmental movement, things change, but with painful slowness.
Academic text (1999) -
The worldwide population is approximately 7.8 billion.
Synonyms
∞
2.7
Relating to the whole world, not just one country
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4.2
True in all places and for all people
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4.5
Affecting people in many countries around the world
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4.7
Relating to the whole Earth and affecting all countries
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8.3
That has influence across the world
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2.3
Happening in many countries around the world
Across the whole planet
Relating to the whole Earth or every country
Antonyms
How Widespread
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Worldwide is simply world + wide, where world means the whole Earth and wide means 'covering a large area'. So, as an adjective, worldwide describes something that exists or happens 'everywhere in the world'.