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Noun
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An exciting or noteworthy event, action or achievement
feat
deed
stunt
achievement
act
adventure
enterprise
escapade
accomplishment
experience
affair
attainment
time
venture
action
doing
effort
episode
fling
manoeuvreUK
move
number
romp
thing
trick
undertaking
antic
caper
crusade
emprise
handiwork
happening
lark
performance
spree
triumph
activity
campaign
coup
gest
geste
job
maneuverUS
stroke
tour de force
daring act
heroic act
more ❯
“He was always ready to relate the yarn about his exploit as a pilot of a large observation plane landing on the deck of a carrier.”
Noun
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(computing) A program or technique that exploits a vulnerability in other software
hack
malware
attack
virus
bug
Trojan
worm
Trojan horse
malicious software
computer program
botnet
DDoS attack
spyware
backdoor
adware
cryptoware
cryptoworm
ransomware
wiper
rootkit
scareware
computer worm
keystroke logger
rogue software
cryptoviral extortion
cryptotrojan
“Nefarious hackers had infiltrated John's email account with a surprisingly simple exploit.”
Noun
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A performance or achievement that has been accomplished or managed with great skill
tour de force
masterpiece
feat
accomplishment
achievement
triumph
coup
attainment
deed
masterwork
stunt
performance
success
hit
conquest
trick
victory
knockout
wonder
number
sensation
chef-d'oeuvre
magnum opus
master stroke
marvellous feat
supreme example
stroke of genius
piece de resistance
grand achievement
great achievement
spectacular achievement
feat of strength
feather in cap
more ❯
Noun
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A playful, lively, or mischievous activity or act
frolic
caper
antic
prank
escapade
gag
trick
jest
lark
dido
roguery
knavery
waggery
rag
capriccio
jape
stunt
tomfoolery
shines
joke
shavie
monkeyshines
romp
fun
revel
game
sport
amusement
skylarking
fling
laugh
shenanigan
spree
giggle
drollery
merrymaking
skylark
play
merriment
gaiety
joviality
practical joke
high jinks
fun and games
more ❯
Verb
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To make use of
use
utiliseUK
utilizeUS
leverage
harness
employ
work
apply
exercise
finesse
jockey
maneuverUS
manoeuvreUK
operate
benefit from
capitalize on
handle
make use of
mine
play
draw on
use to advantage
cash in on
make the most of
profit by
profit from
put to good use
put to use
avail oneself of
play on
play upon
turn to good use
make capital of
make the best use of
turn to account
get mileage out of
make capital out of
use to good advantage
make free
more ❯
“Services that exploit the higher bandwidth available with 3G have to be marketed to consumers.”
Verb
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To exploit someone for one's own benefit, especially in an underhanded way
abuse
manipulate
misuse
victimiseUK
victimizeUS
squeeze
wring
bleed
cheat
enslave
fleece
milk
swindle
use
prey on
suck dry
ill-treat
take advantage of
dump on
impose on
impose upon
play on
play upon
prey upon
rip off
treat unfairly
walk over
cash in on
walk all over
live off the backs of
take for a ride
put one over on
withhold rights from
more ❯
“The effect was to make it easier for the ruling class to exploit the peasants who formed the bulk of the population.”
Verb
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To exploit or use something to one's advantage
manipulate
influence
control
direct
engineer
negotiate
maneuverUS
manoeuvreUK
affect
finesse
guide
machinate
steer
use
frame
choreograph
conduct
mastermind
orchestrate
work
shape
play upon
turn to one's advantage
twist round one's little finger
use to advantage
jockey
rig
wangle
finagle
arrange
more ❯
Verb
▲
To cause pain through mistreatment
hurt
abuse
humiliate
maltreat
manipulate
oppress
spite
victimiseUK
victimizeUS
violate
antagoniseUK
antagonizeUS
belittle
ill-treat
insult
mistreat
mock
provoke
taunt
torment
torture
abase
aggravate
deride
misuse
wrong
dishonorUS
dishonourUK
harass
harrow
harry
molest
persecute
do an injustice to
dump on
ill-use
impose on
martyr
martyrize
put down
take advantage of
step on the toes of
give no quarter
go for jugular
hit where one lives
lay a bad trip on
more ❯
Verb
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To gain access into, or data from, a (computer) system without authorization
hack
access
hijack
attack
phish
phreak
bluejack
bluesnarf
pharm
spoof
spear-phish
Verb
▲
To oppressively cause someone or something to do too much work
overwork
burden
oppress
overtax
drive
overburden
sweat
tax
wear out
drive too hard
be a slave-driver
be a hard taskmaster
be a slave driver
impose on
drive into the ground
put upon
abuse
Verb
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To use (something) in the wrong way or for the wrong purpose
misuse
pervert
abuse
corrupt
misemploy
misapply
profane
desecrate
mismanage
embezzle
misappropriate
use fraudulently
go through
put to wrong use
run through
mishandle
prostitute
deprave
defile
pollute
spoil
manipulate
taint
impair
garble
distort
misinterpret
warp
ill-use
steal
more ❯
Verb
▲
To put down or control by cruelty or force
oppress
abuse
subjugate
suppress
crush
maltreat
persecute
subdue
enslave
repress
tyranniseUK
tyrannizeUS
wrong
hegemonize
ill-treat
master
overcome
overpower
overwhelm
scourge
subject
keep down
treat harshly
aggrieve
annoy
be brutal to
be cruel to
beset
chasten
coerce
despotize
distress
dominate
encumber
force
grind down
handicap
harass
harry
hold down
hound
outrage
overload
overthrow
plague
press
ride
rule
rule over
saddle
smother
strain
tax
torment
torture
trample
vex
worry
hold sway over
put down
trample on
trample underfoot
tyrannize over
beat down
pick on
put upon
ride roughshod over
walk all over
bring to heel
put screws to
weigh heavy upon
bring someone to their knees
bring under the yoke
put the squeeze on
rule with a rod of iron
rule with an iron hand
more ❯
Verb
▲
To get the full benefit (from something)
get the most out of
maximiseUK
maximizeUS
optimiseUK
optimizeUS
milk
make the most of
fully harness
fully leverage
fully utilise
fully utilize
exploit fully
fully exploit
capitalize fully on
fully draw on
fully take advantage of
make full use of
benefit the most from
get the best out of
get the full benefit from
get the full benefit out of
take full advantage of
get the most mileage out of
make the best use of
employ to the fullest extent
exhaust the possibilities of
use to full advantage
use to the full
leverage
capitalize on
use
make best use of
exhaust the possibilities
take advantage of
utilizeUS
harness
utiliseUK
Verb
▲
Take unfair advantage of
presume on
depend on
rely on
trust
bank on
count on
reckon on
take advantage of
take liberties with
place reliance on
take unfair advantage of
anticipate
bargain on
expect
calculate on
plan on
hope for
venture
stake
wager
assume
take on trust
look to
figure on
depend upon
trust in
have confidence in
lean on
take as read
be confident of
more ❯
Verb
▲
To use as a route or means of transport
take
travel on
catch
get
go via
journey on
travel by
use
utiliseUK
utilizeUS
journey by
journey in
make use of
travel in
drive
take advantage of
go with
make your way through
piggyback on
proceed on
progress through
ride on
traverse
trek through
voyage on
walk
Verb
▲
To augment or make something greater
build on
develop
elaborate
embellish
enhance
amplify
build
enlarge on
expand on
flesh out
improve
perfect
polish
refine
utiliseUK
utilizeUS
add detail to
add flesh to
expand
add to
augment
fill out
extend
broaden
supplement
elaborate on
reinforce
expatiate on
embroider
put flesh on the bones of
more ❯
Verb
▲
To consume, deplete or exhaust
use up
exhaust
consume
deplete
expend
spend
drain
burn
devour
absorb
go through
get through
draw down
play out
wear out
run out of
empty
finish
dissipate
use
run through
waste
suck dry
eat up
sap
squander
bleed
fritter away
milk
impoverish
more ❯
Verb
▲
To act on one's own authority, without asking for permission
take liberties
act indecorously
show disrespect
act with familiarity
act with impropriety
act with overfamiliarity
be impudent
show audacity
show forwardness
show impudence
show insolence
show presumption
show presumptuousness
act with boldness
act with impertinence
be unrestrained
take advantage of
commit a breach of etiquette
Verb
▲
To gamble
play
bet
gamble
wager
chance
put
risk
stake
hazard
lay
speculate
finesse
game
jockey
punt
set
lay money on
go
venture
have a flutter
lay bets
pledge
plunge
put money on
lay down
lay a wager
put your shirt on
back
parlay
ante
more ❯
Verb
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To hold exclusive control of a market or supply
monopolizeUS
control
corner
engross
dominate
exercise
hog
absorb
acquire
bogart
cartelize
consume
copyright
devour
employ
exclude
have
hold
manage
own
patent
possess
restrain
sew up
syndicate
take over
use
utiliseUK
utilizeUS
gain control over
exercise control
gain dominance over
keep to yourself
lock up
own exclusively
sit on
suck up
take up
corner the market
exercise a monopoly over
have exclusive rights in
have sole rights in
more ❯
Verb
▲
To take charge of, or to make decisions about
handle
manage
tackle
address
negotiate
treat
deal with
field
maneuverUS
play
serve
swing
take
work
manoeuvreUK
command
dominate
hack
act toward
attend to
contend with
cope with
grapple with
apply oneself to
behave toward
carry out
sort out
take charge of
take care of
get a handle on
get to grips with
take in hand
give attention to
more ❯
Verb
▲
To consume, especially an illicit substance
use
abuse
tolerate
habituate
harden to
take to
develop an addiction for
acclimatize to
adjust to
condition to
take pleasure in
Verb
▲
(farming) To cultivate soil
work
cultivate
farm
ploughUK
till
dig
fertiliseUK
fertilizeUS
harvest
plowUS
prepare
ripen
seed
tend
crop
harrow
turn over
break up
turn up
spade
hoe
turn
delve
plant
grow
rake
dress
loosen
furrow
mulch
more ❯
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