exploit
/ɪkˈsplɔɪt/
verb
- To use something in a way that helps you, often unfairly or selfishly.
- The company tried to exploit its workers by paying them very low wages.
- He exploited a loophole in the tax law to avoid paying taxes.
- Some politicians exploit people's fears to get votes.
- To make full use of a resource or opportunity to gain an advantage.
- We need to exploit renewable energy sources like solar and wind power.
- The team exploited the opponent's weak defense to score many goals.
- Farmers exploit the rich soil to grow abundant crops.
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noun
- A brave, exciting, or notable achievement or adventure.
- Her exploits as a mountain climber inspired many young people.
- The knight's exploits were celebrated in songs and poems.
- The book tells the story of the explorer's daring exploits in the jungle.
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