exert influence

Frequency: 7.211.0 per million words

To use power or a quality to have an effect.

influenceVERB + influence

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exert

Examples (10)

  • The court found that the bank exerted undue influence over Mrs Black in getting her to sign the contract.
  • The government must exert its influence to protect vulnerable populations.
  • She tried to exert her influence on the committee's decision.
  • Powerful lobbies exert significant influence on political outcomes.
  • Parents exert a profound influence on their children's development.
  • He was advised to exert more influence in the negotiation process.
  • The company sought to exert its influence in the new market.
  • History shows how individuals can exert lasting influence on society.
  • They hoped to exert a positive influence on the younger generation.
  • The media can exert considerable influence over public opinion.