monopolise (Meaning)

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monopolise (v)

have and control fully and exclusively

have or exploit a monopoly of

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The dominant corporation monopolised the market, stifling competition and driving up prices.
The town's only grocery store monopolised the food supply, leaving residents with limited choices.
The politician monopolised the conversation, refusing to allow others to speak or challenge his views.
The CEO monopolised decision-making, centralising all power within himself.
The superstar athlete monopolised the spotlight, making other players seem insignificant.
The teacher monopolised the class time, leaving students little opportunity for discussion or participation.
The neighbourhood bully monopolised the playground, intimidating other children into giving him their way.
The gossip columnist monopolised the media's attention, sensationalising trivial stories and ignoring important issues.
The research team monopolised the funding, leaving other worthy projects underfunded and neglected.
The social media influencer monopolised the digital space, promoting their brand and drowning out alternative voices.

have and control fully and exclusively, have or exploit a monopoly of

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The dominant corporation monopolised the market, stifling competition and driving up prices.

The town's only grocery store monopolised the food supply, leaving residents with limited choices.

The politician monopolised the conversation, refusing to allow others to speak or challenge his views.

The CEO monopolised decision-making, centralising all power within himself.