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Influential

adj.capable, thoughtfulprofessional

What it means

Able to shape what people decide, believe, or do.

Reach for it when describing a person, work, or factor with demonstrated effect on others

Her influential report changed how three cities designed night buses.

Choose between these

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  • everyday

    powerful

    the capacity to affect outcomes is unusually strong

    not when Powerful can suggest control or force, while influential may work indirectly.

  • warm

    respected

    others give weight to the person's views because trust was earned

    not when Respect may never translate into actual influence.

  • warm

    trailblazing

    new work opens a path that others follow

    not when A pioneer can be original without becoming widely influential.

  • professional

    impactful

    modern workplace language needs to stress a strong practical effect

    not when It is broad, sometimes disliked jargon and does not specify influence on people.

  • professional

    persuasive

    skill at changing minds through argument is the key strength

    not when Persuasive describes an attempt or ability, not lasting real-world influence.

  • formal

    authoritative

    expertise makes the source especially credible

    not when Authority can come from office or knowledge without changing an audience.

  • formal

    prominent

    visibility or status gives someone a leading public position

    not when Prominence attracts attention but does not prove that decisions changed.

  • literary

    seminal

    a work becomes the origin of important later developments

    not when Reserve seminal for foundational influence, not current popularity or personal charisma.

Said against

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  • ineffectual
  • powerless
  • uninfluential

It naturally appears in

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  • influential leader

    The influential leader used her platform to elevate local specialists.

  • highly influential

    The small study became highly influential after several teams reproduced its result.

  • influential role

    Community nurses played an influential role in shaping the final policy.

Where this comes from

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