influence powerfully

Frequency: 8.216.0 per million words

to have a strong effect on the way that someone or something develops, behaves, or thinks

powerfullyverb + powerfully

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influence

Examples (10)

  • The media can powerfully influence public opinion.
  • His charismatic leadership powerfully influenced the entire movement.
  • Environmental factors often powerfully influence the growth of plants.
  • A teacher's encouragement can powerfully influence a student's future.
  • Her personal story will powerfully influence the jury's decision.
  • The government's new policies are expected to powerfully influence the economy.
  • Throughout history, art has powerfully influenced cultural development.
  • Digital technology continues to powerfully influence how we communicate.
  • Their research findings could powerfully influence medical practices.
  • The tragic event powerfully influenced his decision to pursue social justice.