Cause, Influence & Prevention
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capitalize
verb
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Take advantage of an opportunity.
reciprocate
verb
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Respond in kind; return a favor or feeling.
decouple
verb
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Separate two things so they no longer move together.
emissary
noun
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A person sent on a mission to represent another.
withhold
verb
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Refuse to give; hold back.
forestall
verb
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Prevent something by acting first.
evade
verb
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Escape or avoid, especially by cleverness.
disengage
verb
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Release, detach, or withdraw from involvement.
obstruct
verb
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Block or stand in the way of.
preclude
verb
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Make impossible in advance; rule out.
disseminate
verb
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Spread information widely.
wrought
adjective
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Brought about or shaped, often with effort.
inhibit
verb
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Hold back, restrain, or slow a process.
restrain
verb
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Hold back from action; keep under control.
mediate
verb
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Help opposing sides agree; act as the channel between things.
circumvent
verb
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Find a way around an obstacle or rule.
enact
verb
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Make into law; put into practice.
derive
verb
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Obtain from a source; trace the origin of.
incentive
noun
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A reward that motivates action.
utilize
verb
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Make practical use of.
harbinger
noun
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An early sign of what is coming.
contingent
adjective
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Dependent on something uncertain.
yield
verb
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Produce a result; give way under pressure.
monetize
verb
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Convert something into a source of income.
subvert
verb
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Undermine an established system from within.
bypass
verb
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Avoid by going around.
implement
verb
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Put a plan or decision into effect.
engender
verb
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Cause a feeling or situation to develop.
provoke
verb
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Deliberately cause a strong reaction.
prompt
verb
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Cause or move someone to act.
extricate
verb
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Free from a tangled or difficult situation.
entail
verb
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Involve as a necessary part or consequence.
counteract
verb
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Act against something to reduce or cancel its effect.
elicit
verb
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Draw out a response or reaction.
proxy
noun
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A stand-in used to represent or measure something else.
attribute
verb
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Regard as caused or created by.
suppress
verb
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Forcibly stop, hide, or hold back.
exploit
verb
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Make full use of, often unfairly for one's own gain.
induce
verb
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Bring about; persuade to act.
impart
verb
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Pass on knowledge or a quality.