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harness
noun as in gear for controlling an animal
verb as in rein in; control
Example Sentences
European officials are warming up to harnessing smaller groups of countries to make the whole bloc militarily and economically fitter.
The team's statement added: "His appointment reflects the team's long-term commitment to building from within, harnessing his immense knowledge of the sport and what it takes to win, for the benefit of his fellow Grenadiers."
But cognitive diversity needs to be actively harnessed.
Raised Catholic but long-since lapsed, he instead harnesses an emphatic merger of physical form and fluid red color to conjure a wholly secular vision of the body and the blood.
Instead, harness the energy spent trying to convince your loved one of their mistakes and put it where it can bear fruit.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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