Extended to or affecting the entire world; having been made international in scope or reach.
From globalize + -d (past participle/adjective marker). The past participle serves as an adjective describing something that has undergone globalization.
We live in the age of the globalized world—from supply chains to viral TikTok trends, everything is interconnected. Yet the word also suggests some loss: when something becomes globalized, local distinctiveness often fades (a phenomenon sometimes called cultural homogenization).
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