internationally

The word “internationally” means in a way that involves more than one country. In plain terms, across or between different countries, rather than just at home.

Here is “internationally” used in a sentence: “The band is now known internationally.”

“Internationally” is an adverb.

“Internationally” is a fairly common word in modern English, usually learned at around the B1 level.

"Internationally" means involving or existing in more than one country, emphasising relations between nations. "Globally" means covering or affecting the entire world, so it is broader; a product can sell internationally in a few countries without being available globally.

"Nationally" means throughout or concerning a single nation, while "internationally" means across two or more nations. A band famous nationally is known throughout its own country, whereas one famous internationally is known in many countries.

Use "internationally" as an adverb describing activity that spans multiple countries, as in "the firm operates internationally." "Abroad" simply means in or to a foreign country and describes being away from one's own nation, as in "studying abroad."

"Internationally" often pairs with words such as "recognised," "renowned," "acclaimed," "known," and "competitive." A typical example is "an internationally recognised qualification."