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Meanings of lynchpin in English
Portuguese
ponto fulcral Catalan
àncora Usage of lynchpin in English
1
Social workers and GPs can be an important lynchpin of whole-system reform.
2
Take their approach to steamed milk, the lynchpin of any good latte.
3
It was a lynchpin for Syndic defenses in that region of space.
4
It means Brian Cody rates him as the lynchpin of this Kilkenny team.
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To describe her as the lynchpin of the community would be an understatement.
6
The ponies are the lynchpin of the magical transformation scene.
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She is the lynchpin of everything we have striven for.'
8
Our Dave could even end up being Madrid's defensive lynchpin.
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Negotiators say that moving forward on finance is the lynchpin of progress in this meeting.
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Simply put, Bradley is the lynchpin of this team.
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Communication is a lynchpin skill for any human being.
12
But the lynchpin of our ability to use these tools is getting people tested for HIV.
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The lynchpin of Trump's strategy in both debates against Biden was to expose his supposed senility.
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It's the lynchpin transatlantic market in terms of size and revenue, particularly premium traffic revenue, Hamlin said.
15
Kabila had previously said Ntaganda was a lynchpin in the fragile peace deal that integrated his fighters.
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The lynchpin is number eight, Philip Van Esbeck, who shoulders the burden of captaincy with consummate ease.
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