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inroad
noun as in advance, foray
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Example Sentences
This close relationship between the tours on either side of the Atlantic mutually strengthens their positions while Saudi Arabia-funded LIV tries to make inroads against the golfing establishment.
The company’s focus on blasting follows material inroads carving off fertilizers businesses.
But China is making inroads in midlevel chips and parts of the AI ecosystem, such as optical wiring, components, and other hardware.
But he did reiterate his belief that the club will be making "inroads" for a permanent replacement in the upcoming international window.
While Australia were able to make make several significant long-range breaks and key attacking metres, thanks largely to Reece Walsh's contributions, England failed to make any real inroads from kick returns.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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