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Meanings of influential in English

Portuguese
influente

Having or exercising influence or power.

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Usage of influential in English
1
Its recommendation can be influential, however, in guiding governments toward new policies.
Reuters
2
They had an office in the city; influential friends in the Capitol.
Desert Gold
3
A growing number of influential investors think it's an increasingly likely prospect.
The Irish Times
4
However, they were also heavily influential in Donald Trump's rise to power.
The South African
5
Today, however, Tribe is more influential with the Supreme Court than ever.
The new yorker
6
In particular, fellow GPs and national guidance were influential sources of information.
The Guardian
7
What better opportunity for an ambitious man to approach influential Romans-quiteprivately?
Shadows in Bronze
8
The Saudi economy has vital and influential roles for the global economy.
Radio NZ
9
The list is believed to include a number of influential cabinet ministers.
Reuters
10
They won the sympathy of the most influential men in the city.
The Brand of Silence: A Detective Story
11
Important and influential political voices have stood up and had their say.
The South African
12
That has gone down well with influential parts of their parties' bases.
Reuters
13
Mentions Fernand Point, the most influential French chef in the 20th century.
The new yorker
14
It is one of the most influential political lobbies in the State.
The Irish Times
15
The politicians from the area have long been influential in the PRI.
Reuters
16
Pink Floyd's influential and acclaimed body of work is a valuable commodity.
Reuters
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Portuguese
influente
Influential through the time
Influential across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
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