Leverage
Leverage noun - The power to direct the thinking or behavior of others usually indirectly.
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Synonyms for Leverage
Starting and leverage are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Starting" instead a noun "Leverage".
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- Leverage: Eliot is clearly starting to feel this way about Parker, although he doesn't like it and would never admit it.
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Dodgy Toupee: He used to have an entire collection of them, in various styles, when he was a younger actor starting out and would try and use them as leverage when auditioning for parts (because he could easily change his look as required and he'd save the hair and makeup department time and money).
Source: Creator / Patrick Stewart
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