'globally-compared' originates from the combination of 'global' and 'compare', where 'global' meant 'worldwide' and 'compare' meant 'to evaluate similarities and differences'.

'globally-compared' evolved from the need to assess entities on a worldwide scale, combining 'global' and 'compare' to form a modern term used in international contexts.

Initially, it meant 'compared on a global scale', and this meaning has largely remained the same in modern usage.