Another word for “dominateâ€
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I’m trying to find a better word for “dominate†in the following sentences. It feels to me that “dominate†has more of a “subdue†meaning rather than “having deep knowledge about somethingâ€Â, which is the case. Can someone suggest another word for that?
The company dominates these practices and implements agile solutions
The company dominates the challenge of working with multiple technologies within the same client.
The company dominates the use of cognitive rule engines
Thanks a lot!
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I’m trying to find a better word for “dominate†in the following sentences. It feels to me that “dominate†has more of a “subdue†meaning rather than “having deep knowledge about somethingâ€Â, which is the case. Can someone suggest another word for that?
The company dominates these practices and implements agile solutions
The company dominates the challenge of working with multiple technologies within the same client.
The company dominates the use of cognitive rule engines
Thanks a lot!
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We don't know what you're trying to say, so we can't tell you how to say it. None of your example sentences makes sense to me.
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@michael.hor257k Nor to me.
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I’m trying to find a better word for “dominate†in the following sentences. It feels to me that “dominate†has more of a “subdue†meaning rather than “having deep knowledge about somethingâ€Â, which is the case. Can someone suggest another word for that?
The company dominates these practices and implements agile solutions
The company dominates the challenge of working with multiple technologies within the same client.
The company dominates the use of cognitive rule engines
Thanks a lot!
word-usage synonyms
asked 5 hours ago
Daniela Neves
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I’m trying to find a better word for “dominate†in the following sentences. It feels to me that “dominate†has more of a “subdue†meaning rather than “having deep knowledge about somethingâ€Â, which is the case. Can someone suggest another word for that?
The company dominates these practices and implements agile solutions
The company dominates the challenge of working with multiple technologies within the same client.
The company dominates the use of cognitive rule engines
Thanks a lot!
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We don't know what you're trying to say, so we can't tell you how to say it. None of your example sentences makes sense to me.
– michael.hor257k
4 hours ago
@michael.hor257k Nor to me.
– Tuffy
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We don't know what you're trying to say, so we can't tell you how to say it. None of your example sentences makes sense to me.
– michael.hor257k
4 hours ago
@michael.hor257k Nor to me.
– Tuffy
49 mins ago
We don't know what you're trying to say, so we can't tell you how to say it. None of your example sentences makes sense to me.
– michael.hor257k
4 hours ago
We don't know what you're trying to say, so we can't tell you how to say it. None of your example sentences makes sense to me.
– michael.hor257k
4 hours ago
@michael.hor257k Nor to me.
– Tuffy
49 mins ago
@michael.hor257k Nor to me.
– Tuffy
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If you don't want to use dominates because you think it has a negative connotation, you could consider lead and its variations:
The company is a leader in the practice and implementation of agile solutions.
The company is leading in the challenge of working with multiple technologies within the same client.
The company leads in the use of cognitive rule engines.
answered 3 hours ago
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Use distinguishes itself instead. For example - You could say that the company has distinguished itself in these fields of endeavor.
https://www.thefreedictionary.com/distinguish
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Try replacing it with these synonyms; command, control, dictate, influence, lead, manage, monopolize, overshadow, prevail, or run.
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3 Answers
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3 Answers
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active
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If you don't want to use dominates because you think it has a negative connotation, you could consider lead and its variations:
The company is a leader in the practice and implementation of agile solutions.
The company is leading in the challenge of working with multiple technologies within the same client.
The company leads in the use of cognitive rule engines.
answered 3 hours ago
Jason Bassford
12.8k21136
add a comment |Â
up vote
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If you don't want to use dominates because you think it has a negative connotation, you could consider lead and its variations:
The company is a leader in the practice and implementation of agile solutions.
The company is leading in the challenge of working with multiple technologies within the same client.
The company leads in the use of cognitive rule engines.
answered 3 hours ago
Jason Bassford
12.8k21136
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
up vote
2
down vote
If you don't want to use dominates because you think it has a negative connotation, you could consider lead and its variations:
The company is a leader in the practice and implementation of agile solutions.
The company is leading in the challenge of working with multiple technologies within the same client.
The company leads in the use of cognitive rule engines.
answered 3 hours ago
Jason Bassford
12.8k21136
If you don't want to use dominates because you think it has a negative connotation, you could consider lead and its variations:
The company is a leader in the practice and implementation of agile solutions.
The company is leading in the challenge of working with multiple technologies within the same client.
The company leads in the use of cognitive rule engines.
answered 3 hours ago
Jason Bassford
12.8k21136
answered 3 hours ago
Jason Bassford
12.8k21136
answered 3 hours ago
Jason Bassford
12.8k21136
answered 3 hours ago
Jason Bassford
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12.8k21136
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Use distinguishes itself instead. For example - You could say that the company has distinguished itself in these fields of endeavor.
https://www.thefreedictionary.com/distinguish
answered 2 hours ago
user22542
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Use distinguishes itself instead. For example - You could say that the company has distinguished itself in these fields of endeavor.
https://www.thefreedictionary.com/distinguish
answered 2 hours ago
user22542
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up vote
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up vote
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down vote
Use distinguishes itself instead. For example - You could say that the company has distinguished itself in these fields of endeavor.
https://www.thefreedictionary.com/distinguish
answered 2 hours ago
user22542
1,55937
Use distinguishes itself instead. For example - You could say that the company has distinguished itself in these fields of endeavor.
https://www.thefreedictionary.com/distinguish
answered 2 hours ago
user22542
1,55937
answered 2 hours ago
user22542
1,55937
answered 2 hours ago
user22542
1,55937
answered 2 hours ago
user22542
1,55937
1,55937
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Try replacing it with these synonyms; command, control, dictate, influence, lead, manage, monopolize, overshadow, prevail, or run.
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Try replacing it with these synonyms; command, control, dictate, influence, lead, manage, monopolize, overshadow, prevail, or run.
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Try replacing it with these synonyms; command, control, dictate, influence, lead, manage, monopolize, overshadow, prevail, or run.
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Try replacing it with these synonyms; command, control, dictate, influence, lead, manage, monopolize, overshadow, prevail, or run.
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We don't know what you're trying to say, so we can't tell you how to say it. None of your example sentences makes sense to me.
– michael.hor257k
4 hours ago
@michael.hor257k Nor to me.
– Tuffy
49 mins ago