monopolize Sentence Examples
- The large company monopolizes the market, preventing competitors from entering.
- The CEO's egotism monopolized the executive decision-making process.
- In the closed-off meeting, the power broker monopolized the conversation.
- The narcissist monopolized the spotlight, leaving others feeling invisible.
- The bully monopolized the playground equipment, excluding younger children.
- The heavy rain monopolized the sky, obscuring the sun for days.
- The loudspeaker's deafening volume monopolized the entire block.
- The celebrity chef monopolized the airwaves with endless cooking shows.
- The teacher's monotone voice monopolized the lecture, making it difficult to stay engaged.
- The CEO's micromanagement monopolized the team's time, hindering their productivity.
monopolize Meaning
monopolize (v)
have and control fully and exclusively
have or exploit a monopoly of
monopolize (v. t.)
To acquire a monopoly of; to have or get the exclusive privilege or means of dealing in, or the exclusive possession of; to engross the whole of; as, to monopolize the coffee trade; to monopolize land.
Synonyms & Antonyms of monopolize
FAQs About the word monopolize
have and control fully and exclusively, have or exploit a monopoly ofTo acquire a monopoly of; to have or get the exclusive privilege or means of dealing in, or
consume, have, possess, absorb, sew up, hold, control, corner, own, hog
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The large company monopolizes the market, preventing competitors from entering.
The CEO's egotism monopolized the executive decision-making process.
In the closed-off meeting, the power broker monopolized the conversation.
The narcissist monopolized the spotlight, leaving others feeling invisible.
