globally
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3.5
- adverb
- /ˈɡloʊbəli/
:
a nivel mundial
- The practice of child marriage has decreased globally over the past 30 years.
- act globally
- think globally
- globally competitive
Will it reach a broader audience globally and not just something niche.
- Will it reach a broader audience globally and not just something niche.
- And because he sold globally, titles were so important.
- Again this was pre Andrew Tate being globally known.
- We'd like to see COVID get better faster globally.
- We've adopted GDPR not just where GDPR is required, but globally.
- They should be assisted in raising finance nationally and globally.
Examples
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And we need to collaborate globally on a vaccine.
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Young people globally want to be like Elon Musk.
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But I think the reality is globally right now, things are good.
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So at the storage level, it's globally across the entire service.
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Interest rates are rising globally, that is a fact.
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By and large, mental health globally has been remarkably stable.
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And to combat this globally requires global coordination.
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The student affairs professional should demonstrate a genuine desire to become globally competent.
Academic text (2008) -
Beckham was now the most globally recognized footballer in the world.
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The practice of child marriage has decreased globally over the past 30 years.
Synonyms
571
1.0
In many different countries on all continents
244
1.0
In many countries around the world
200
2.1
Happening in many countries around the world
29
3.8
Everywhere in the world
1
2.3
Happening in many countries around the world
1
3.7
Affecting the whole planet
Antonyms
How Global
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Globally comes from globe, which means 'the Earth' or a 'round object' and is the same root as global. The ending -ally turns it into 'in a ... way', so globally means 'in a worldwide way' or 'all over the world'.