Synonyms for outsourcing
out·sourc·ing

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1. outsourcingnoun

   Antonyms:
   insourcing

2. outsourcingnoun

   Antonyms:
   insourcing

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1. List of paraphrases for "outsourcing":

   externalisation, outsourced, subcontracting, externalization, contracting-out, sub-contracting, externalising, offshoring, subcontract, contracting, sub-contract, outward, outposting

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1. Jay Sekulow:

   But this is not oursourcing socks here, this is outsourcing military fighter jets.

2. Shalini Sinha:

   Contract work for textiles has been growing exponentially because of the growing popularity of readymade garments and fast fashion, even in India, many leading global brands are outsourcing to homeworkers, even if they are unaware of it. Homeworkers are the most vulnerable in the chain, yet they bear a lot of risks because the economic compulsion is so strong.

3. Hyundai Motor:

   Even though the investment is confirmed, we are considering outsourcing and securing supplies of an economical new car by investing in a non-controlling stake without participating in the management of the new corporation.

4. Chief Financial Officer Goran Jansson:

   With the uncertainty around what happens in the European industry where low-price firms' positions are strengthening and new types of contracts and ways to work are emerging, with more outsourcing, we need to take further measures, we will get back on where that level should be long-term once we have a clearer picture.

5. Amy Peikoff:

   Individuals should not be outsourcing their critical thinking toanyone — whether another individual, a company … or a government official, how has the West come to distrust the individual in such a fundamental way ? An appeal to authority is, as basic logic tells us, a fallacy. It is not the road to salvation, no matter how well intentioned.