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Friday, July 31, 2020
synonym for
use
exploit
verb
[ ik-
sploit
]
exploit
is another word for
use
In the most general sense, to
use
something is to employ it for some purpose, the way one might
use
a fork to eat spaghetti. However, when it is people rather than forks being
used
, this familiar verb takes a sinister turn. Here we find the synonym
exploit
. To
exploit
someone or a group of people is to take advantage of them in an unfair or unethical way. More often than not,
exploit
implies selfishness and mistreatment—often with a singular focus on profit. However, in highly competitive fields, such as sports and business,
exploit
may be used in a way that suggests cleverness in making full use of something, such as a competitor's weakness or potential market opportunities.
Commonly found as
ruthlessly exploit
The boss
ruthlessly exploited
his workers, paying them far less than a living wage despite record profits.
exploit opportunity, exploit weakness
The company was able to
exploit
unique
opportunities
and grow their business online.
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Thursday, July 30, 2020
synonym for
very
eminently
adverb
[
em
-
uh
-n
uh
nt-lee ]
eminently
is another word for
very
The adverbs
very
and
eminently
both indicate that an action is performed or a relation exists to a high degree. But the adverb
eminently,
close in meaning to
notably
, often connotes prominence and esteem. Consider the adjective
eminent
: a person who is
eminent
is high in rank or distinguished, as an
eminent diplomat
. An
eminent
quality is one that is conspicuous or noteworthy, as in
eminent fairness
. An
eminent
feature is one that is protruding or projecting, as
eminent rock formations
. The common theme of prominence, or standing out, carries over to the adverb
eminently
. Those who are
eminently
qualified
exhibit a degree of qualifications that set them apart.
Commonly found as
eminently qualified
The new owner is
eminently qualified
to lead the company to greatness.
eminently fair
The reporter was
eminently fair
in her retelling of events.
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relish
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Wednesday, July 29, 2020
synonym for
enjoy
relish
verb
[
rel
-ish ]
relish
is another word for
enjoy
The verbs
enjoy
and
relish
are close in meaning, but
relish
has far more flavor. To
relish
something is to enjoy it with marked appreciation or keen delight. Consider the noun
relish
, a condiment that one adds to a dish to impart flavor and—we hope—enhance enjoyment. The idea of savoring a special taste or flavor carries over to the verb, even when the tastes and flavors are figurative rather than literal. When someone
relishes an experience
, for instance, they are making a point to appreciate the distinctive aspects (flavors) of that particular encounter or activity.
Commonly found as
relish the opportunity
The professor
relished the opportunity
to hear other experts in the field discuss his work.
seem to relish
Rather than shy away from it, the politician
seemed to relish
the spotlight.
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