Definition of "internationalize" [in•ter•na•tion•al•ize]

To make international. (verb-transitive)
To put under international control. (verb-transitive)

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Use "internationalize" in a sentence

"A series of meet-ups, events, get-togethers, photo walks, field trips to what I like to call internationalize-meaning hanging out and collaborating with international people hanging out and collaborating to make media."
"At the recent ASEAN summit, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton pressured China to "internationalize" the multi-party territorial dispute in the South China Sea."
"It is not a good policy to "internationalize" bi-lateral border disputes or "militarize" the vicinities of other nation's territorial waters."

Words like "internationalize"

alter change command

control denationalize internationalized

internationalizes internationalizing modify

nationalize rationalize renationalize