Leverage
A fancy way to say "use" that makes simple actions sound more strategic and important, usually used when you're not actually leveraging anything significant.
Examples
Examples:
- "We'll leverage our relationships." (we'll use our connections)
- "Let's leverage this opportunity." (let's take advantage of this)
- "We need to leverage our resources." (we need to use what we have)
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