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to influence
01
to have an effect on a particular person or thing
Transitive: to influence sth
Examples
The mentor 's guidance greatly influenced the professional development of the young entrepreneur.
Cultural factors can influence the way individuals perceive and respond to certain situations.
02
to exert the power or impact necessary to guide or give a particular direction to the decisions or actions of something or someone
Transitive: to influence an opinion or perspective
Examples
Her passionate speech aimed to influence the opinions of the audience on the importance of environmental conservation.
The media has the power to influence public perception by shaping the narrative surrounding certain events.
Influence
01
the impact one thing or person has on another
Examples
The influence of pollution on the environment is alarming.
His ideas had a major influence on the project's direction.
02
the ability to affect people or events, particularly through prestige, status, or authority
Examples
The lobbyist 's influence led to the passing of the new environmental regulations.
Due to his influence, the company received a lucrative government contract.
03
an individual or entity with the power to affect others
Examples
He was considered a key influence in the political campaign.
The author was a major influence in the literary world.
04
a mental factor that impacts actions or decisions
Examples
Peer pressure is a strong influence on teenage behavior.
Personal beliefs can be a powerful influence on one's actions.
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