Definition of worldwide
: extended throughout or involving the entire world
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Examples of worldwide in a Sentence
News of the attack attracted worldwide attention.
Recent Examples of worldwide from the Web
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Losing one of its brightest stars in Takahashi would be a devastating blow to the company in both Japan and in terms of worldwide expansion.
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The reorganization of the ranks comes more than three months after Josh Goldstine stepped down as president of worldwide marketing following an investigation into allegations of inappropriate conduct.
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North Korea has been a rogue and aggressive presence on the Korean peninsula for decades, but its acquisition of nuclear weapons makes it a worldwide problem.
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Overall, the city ranks 33rd among large cities in the United States and 83rd on the worldwide list.
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These recent discussions on how to improve the environment indicate that Elgin is showing leadership on a growing worldwide problem.
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Did Texas beef help win the Revolutionary War, setting the stage for the United States to become a worldwide superpower?
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Welcome to the Jungle is one of the most successful films in Sony's history, grossing more than $956 million at the worldwide box office following its year-end 2017 release.
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Roche, meanwhile holds worldwide rights elsewhere and hasn’t announced a US brand name or potential list price for the drug to be sold by Genentech.
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First Known Use of worldwide
1821
Recent Examples of worldwide from the Web
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Those tests account for nearly 60% of the estimated 3 million to 4 million animals used annually in risk testing worldwide.
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The work, published in the International Journal of Drug Policy in June, is based on the Global Drug Survey—an annual, anonymous online questionnaire about drug use worldwide.
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Cancer remains a leading cause of death worldwide, with over 6 million new cases diagnosed in women in each year.
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More than 420,000 people worldwide have placed reservations for one, putting down $1,000 apiece.
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Following the article, the book Koko's Kitten was published and continues to be used in elementary schools worldwide.
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Microsoft News uses more than 800 editors worldwide to curate the top stories each day and present them in this new mobile app, on MSN.com, and elsewhere.
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Five years ago Newzoo, a marketing agency for entertainment, technology and media companies, estimated that about 71.5 million people worldwide were watching competitive eSports.
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The final match of the World Cup — a tournament held once every four years — is typically watched by more than 1 billion people on television worldwide, according to soccer's international governing body.
These example sentences are selected automatically from various online news sources to reflect current usage of the word 'worldwide.' Views expressed in the examples do not represent the opinion of Merriam-Webster or its editors. Send us feedback.
First Known Use of worldwide
1836
WORLDWIDE Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of worldwide for English Language Learners
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: happening or existing in all parts of the world
WORLDWIDE Defined for Kids
Definition of worldwide for Students
: extending over or involving the entire world
- She received worldwide attention.
Definition of worldwide for Students
: throughout the world
This program is being broadcast worldwide.
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