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exploit

[ik-sploit, eks-ploit, ik-sploit] / ɪkˈsplɔɪt, ˈɛks plɔɪt, ɪkˈsplɔɪt /




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Neither trained on Saturday following their exploits on Friday, instead spending the day focusing on their recovery.

From BBC

When Alcaraz cramped against Djokovic two years ago, the Serb exploited his lack of movement, and he could do little more than see out the match.

From BBC

Surprise expenses are annoying, and no one likes to feel that their generosity is being exploited.

From MarketWatch

“AI is being exploited by bad actors to flood streaming services with low-quality slop to game the system and attempt to divert royalties away from authentic artists,” said Hellman.

From Los Angeles Times

You can sit back and watch the pyrotechnics, or you can exploit the chaos, ideally with a position that limits losses and tilts toward outsize gains.

From Barron's