Synonyms for outsource
ˈaʊtˌsɔrs, -ˌsoʊrsout·source

Princeton's WordNet

1. outsourceverb

   obtain goods or services from an outside supplier; to contract work out

   "Many companies outsource and hire consultants in order to maintain a flexible workforce"

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1. List of paraphrases for "outsource":

   externalize, subcontract, externalise

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1. Elizabeth Warren:

   It all sounded good but what it was really about was tying the hands of regulators and turning loose big banks and giant international corporations to do whatever they wanted to do: turning them loose to rig the market and reduce competition; turning them loose to outsource more jobs; turning them loose to load up on more risks and then hide behind taxpayer guarantees; turning them loose to sell more mortgages and credit cards that cheated American families.

2. Rocco Grillo:

   You can outsource the function but not the risk”

3. Scott Paul:

   Companies do this all the time, they outsource work, invest elsewhere, leave some work on programs that are ending — and then shut down saying the program ended, instead of investing in the Scott Paul plant in the first place, which could keep Scott Paul workers employed on new programs.

4. Jeb Bush:

   I don't believe you outsource your principles and convictions to people.

5. Colin Wayne:

   I want to keep my products in America, i think that's very important as a veteran who almost died for this nation. It's important to sustain America's prosperity. With the cost of how much everything is rapidly increasing, it's hard to constitute the price points domestically when you can outsource at a fraction of the cost.