capitalizing (on) Antonyms
Meaning of capitalizing (on)
capitalizing (on)
to get an advantage from (something, such as an event or situation)
capitalizing (on) Sentence Examples
- The company's marketing campaign capitalized on the latest viral trend.
- The politician sought to capitalize on the public's fears during the election.
- The new product launch capitalized on the growing demand for sustainable alternatives.
- The investor capitalized on the recent market downturn to acquire undervalued stocks.
- The writer skillfully capitalized on the reader's emotions to create a compelling story.
- The business capitalized on its strengths to gain a competitive advantage in the industry.
- The scientist capitalized on a breakthrough discovery to develop a revolutionary new vaccine.
- The entrepreneur capitalized on his experience to launch a successful tech startup.
- The influencer capitalized on her social media following to promote her brand.
- The athlete capitalized on his athleticism to secure a lucrative sponsorship deal.
FAQs About the word capitalizing (on)
to get an advantage from (something, such as an event or situation)
using,playing (on or upon), manipulating, walking on, cashing in (on), imposing (on or upon), exploiting, abusing, leveraging, trading on
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The company's marketing campaign capitalized on the latest viral trend.
The politician sought to capitalize on the public's fears during the election.
The new product launch capitalized on the growing demand for sustainable alternatives.
The investor capitalized on the recent market downturn to acquire undervalued stocks.
