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attune
verb as in adjust
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The president is attuned to voter concerns and regularly discusses the state of the economy with his team of economic advisers, including almost-daily conversations with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, the official said.
Investors are well attuned to the reality that government investment alone won’t create success for all of these firms, or the industry at large.
When pricing, be attuned to local market dynamics.
The identity trap distorts our political instincts, making us more attuned to an insular, campus-born ideology than to the common sense intuition of the average American.
Policymakers appear increasingly attuned to signs of weakness, making further rate cuts all but certain.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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