Influence and School

Influence

Influence verb - To act upon (a person or a person's feelings) so as to cause a response.

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School and influence are semantically related. In some cases you can use "School" instead a verb "Influence".

School verb - To cause to acquire knowledge or skill in some field.

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Influence and school are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Influence" instead a verb "School".

human	human influence	human school
good	good influence	good school
high	high influence	high school
single	single influence	single school
Other adjectives: actual, real, large, big, great, main, early, primary, magical.

influence appearance

school appearance

Instead of being "cool," they prove to be a bad influence on Jennifer, as she skips school, stays out past curfew and begins disrespecting her parents.

Source: I Just Want to Have Friends
In Doug, Doug's opponent for school treasurer was the Mayor of Bluffington's son, and the Mayor threw the full weight of his influence behind his son's campaign for school treasurer.

Source: All Elections Are Serious Business
It's soon revealed that one of the things Karen frequently hints at is sending the supposed troublemaking Emily to a boarding school both so that she can be reformed and so that she won't be a bad influence on her baby sister.

Source: Off to Boarding School

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