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Sunday, August 02, 2020
synonym for
successful
fruitful
adjective
[
froot
-f
uh
l ]
fruitful
is another word for
successful
The very common adjective
successful
is most often used to talk about the attainment of goals or wealth, as a
successful career
or
successful entrepreneur
. The synonym
fruitful
describes things that are or have been highly productive, particularly discussions, collaborations, or intellectual efforts that are constructive or that promise to yield
fruit
(the metaphorical kind) in abundance. May your writing be
fruitful
!
Commonly found as
fruitful discussion
We have had many
fruitful discussions
with the town managers about improving our parks, and now have a set of action items.
prove fruitful
The scientists found that comparing the samples to previous results
proved fruitful
in the confirmation of their theory.
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acquiesce
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commence
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Saturday, August 01, 2020
synonym for
start
commence
verb
[ k
uh
-
mens
]
commence
is another word for
start
The verbs
start
and
commence
both describe beginning something or setting something in motion. But the more formal
commence
is typically reserved for beginnings of a particularly momentous and elaborate sort. Things that are
commenced
, such as ceremonies, legal proceedings, and commercial operations, are involved and often procedural. A
commencement
ceremony, though it takes place at the end of an academic year, marks a beginning of a new chapter in life. While
commence
is a fair alternative to the verb
start
, it may come across as affected and stiff outside of formal contexts.
Commonly found as
commence operations
The company
commenced operations
in March.
scheduled to commence
The announcement stated that the court is
scheduled to commence
proceedings on the second Tuesday of the month.
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exploit
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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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