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catalyze

[kat-l-ahyz] / ˈkæt lˌaɪz /
VERB
leaven
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It catalyzed a shift in my life’s work, and a decision to dedicate the rest of my career to improving it.

From MarketWatch

They said they would empower the private sectors in their own countries to diversify their supply chains, through transparent and predictable use of public finance tools that can catalyze private resources.

From Reuters

Yellen said a recent $15.6 billion lending program agreed by the IMF would anchor international support "in a sound macroeconomic framework and catalyze further reforms essential to Ukraine’s recovery."

From Reuters

Certainly, it catalyzes key associations for her: the dislocation embodied not only by the character but also by the place.

From Los Angeles Times

But he said that to raise the trillions of dollars needed annually to reach 2030 and 2050 global emissions reduction goals, the World Bank needs to help catalyze private capital.

From Reuters