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Clout

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Clout meaning

Influence or effectiveness, especially political. | A blow with the hand. | A home run.

Example sentences (20)

As little as it seems and looks gives the artist credibility, validation and clout.

As the series has grown older, Naruto has found itself earning clout from celebrities who grew up on the anime, and now Michael B. Jordan was just given the ultimate anime gift for his support.

Balogh and other Swifties are quick to distinguish themselves from fans like this, calling them clout-chasers.

But he adds the forum is still crucial, in part because every country enjoys an equal amount of voting power, no matter its size or clout.

But not everyone has the clout of Philo, and few, if any, women would be able to take time out and be sure there would still be a career waiting for them.

CalPERS argument is that it uses its investment clout to force climate change issues at the companies it invests in.

Chhun hit a Clout Cutter on Titus at 13:00.

China is bestowing more clout on its science and technology ministry.

Clout/SA presents a selection of new designer pieces from past and present winners and finalists of the Nando’s Hot Young Designer (HYD) competition in conjunction with select artworks curated by HUB (House Union Block).

Dave Hollis, 47, the former head of global distribution at Disney, was said to have descended into obsession about social media clout after giving up his high-powered career.

E-commerce is booming, influencers from the region have growing clout, and women are playing an increasingly active role in the workforce.

Even when the news of his interest filtered out, many didn’t believe as they believe that he is just a technocrat with little or no political clout.

Even with progress on the migration issue, there is much to discuss: climate change, manufacturing, trade, the economy and the potential global clout of a more collaborative North America.

Firstly, she wrote: 'And this ain't nothing to do with clout.

Former U.S. President Bill Clinton and past leaders of the U.K. and Ireland gathered in Belfast on Monday, 25 years after their charm, clout and determination helped Northern Ireland strike a historic peace accord.

He's done odd things for clout and money before.

His private army is pushing hard to give Russia a battlefield win in Ukraine, but mounting evidence suggests the Kremlin has moved to curb what it sees as the excessive political clout of Yevgeny Prigozhin, founder of Russia’s Wagner mercenary group.

If they do, Microsoft’s gaming clout will only get stronger.

Ignacio’s Escalade trade has been shared on the Funko subreddit now, each time soliciting the same mix of dollar bill sign-inspired awe and criticism of the spectacle as self-serving clout chases.

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