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/ˈɪnfluəns/
Beispiel: “Friends can have a strong influence.”
Synonyme: charm, shape, determine
Adjektiv
Beispiel: “Young minds are malleable.”
Synonyme: flexible, adaptable
Antonyme: rigid
Beispiel: “This company is dominant in the market.”
Synonyme: leading, powerful
Antonyme: weak
Verb
Beispiel: “The manager can exert influence on the team.”
Synonyme: apply, use
Antonyme: withdraw
Substantiv
Beispiel: “The bonus served as an inducement to stay.”
Synonyme: incentive, motivation
Antonyme: deterrent, discouragement
Adverb
Beispiel: “The market is dominantly controlled by a few firms.”
Synonyme: powerfully, predominantly
Antonyme: weakly, marginally
Beispiel: “The archive revealed an unsuspected source of influence.”
Synonyme: unexpected, unimagined
Antonyme: suspected, expected
Beispiel: “The critic became a taste-maker in contemporary art.”
Synonyme: trendsetter, influencer
Antonyme: follower, outsider
Beispiel: “The policy seeks to restore economic equilibrium.”
Synonyme: balance, stability
Antonyme: imbalance, instability
Beispiel: “Emotional manipulation can be hard to detect.”
Synonyme: influence
Antonyme: honesty
Beispiel: “He kept the watch for sentimental reasons.”
Synonyme: emotional
Antonyme: unsentimental
Beispiel: “She was the main mover behind the reform.”
Synonyme: driver
Beispiel: “I can’t control the weather.”
Synonyme: manage
Antonyme: lose control
Beispiel: “The company plans to expand globally.”
Synonyme: grow, extend
Antonyme: shrink
Beispiel: “She convinced them to change plans.”
Synonyme: persuade, influence
Antonyme: doubt
Beispiel: “This meeting is important.”
Synonyme: significant
Antonyme: unimportant
/ˈɪmpækt/
Beispiel: “The decision had a strong impact.”
Synonyme: touch, affect, encroachment
/ˈfæktər/
Beispiel: “Cost is an important factor.”
Synonyme: component, element, agent
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