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inroad
noun as in advance, foray
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Example Sentences
England have the forward grunt to make similar inroads.
In a message to staff shared by the company, chief executive Sebastian Siemiatkowski said the moment would provide "fuel" to the company as it seeks to make similar inroads in other markets.
She said she saw those arguments making inroads, especially as economic costs of raids like the one in Georgia become evident.
The message proved to resonate with voters, helping the campaign make unexpected inroads in working-class areas long considered Democratic strongholds.
Los Angeles needs to rethink its car-first history first and foremost if we are ever going to make inroads toward a more sustainable future.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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