have clout

Frequency: 8.822.4 per million words

To possess influence or power.

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Examples (10)

  • He has a lot of clout within the party.
  • As a major shareholder, she has considerable clout in the company's decisions.
  • The union leader had enormous clout and could shut down the entire industry in his day.
  • You'll need to talk to Sarah; she has the most clout with the organizing committee.
  • After this successful project, he will have even more clout in the tech world.
  • Without the support of the board, the new CEO has very little clout.
  • Do you think the new senator will have enough clout to push the bill through?
  • Because they have financial clout, they can often dictate the terms of the deal.
  • If the media mogul had more political clout, the regulations might have been different.
  • In this industry, you need to have some clout to get your ideas heard.