Exploit:

Verb:

1. To make full use of and derive benefit from something.
2. To take advantage of a situation, typically unfairly or selfishly.

Noun:

1. A bold or daring feat or action.

Prepositions:

• “For” (exploit for personal gain)
• “By” (exploit by using something)

Collocations:

• Exploit resources/opportunities, exploit weaknesses/vulnerabilities, exploit someone/something.

Example Sentences:

1. The company sought to exploit new market opportunities in Asia.
2. He discovered a way to exploit the software’s security vulnerabilities.
3. The detective exploited a loophole in the suspect’s alibi.
4. She was accused of exploiting her employees for personal gain.
5. The explorer’s expedition aimed to exploit natural resources in the region.
6. The hacker exploited a flaw in the website’s code to gain access.
7. The team’s strategy was to exploit the opponent’s defensive weaknesses.
8. The artist’s paintings exploit light and color to evoke emotion.
9. The company’s success was built on exploiting emerging technologies.
10. He exploited his opponent’s fatigue to win the match.
11. The spy used deception to exploit the enemy’s trust.
12. The company exploited the market demand for eco-friendly products.
13. The company was criticized for exploiting labor in developing countries.
14. The film director is known for exploiting societal issues in his movies.
15. The author’s novel exploits themes of identity and belonging.
16. She exploited her skills in negotiation to secure a better deal.
17. The investor sought to exploit financial opportunities in the stock market.
18. The journalist’s expose revealed how companies exploit tax loopholes.
19. The CEO was accused of exploiting insider information for personal gain.
20. The politician promised not to exploit the fears of the electorate.
21. The entrepreneur exploited a niche market with innovative products.
22. The company exploited the benefits of cloud computing to streamline operations.
23. The criminal organization sought to exploit social unrest for profit.
24. The activist group exposed companies that exploit natural resources.
25. The comedian exploits humor to critique societal norms.
26. The coach urged his team to exploit the opponent’s defensive strategy.
27. The company exploits renewable energy sources to reduce carbon emissions.
28. The artist’s exhibit explores themes of power dynamics and exploitation.
29. The activist campaign aims to expose and stop companies that exploit child labor.
30. He exploited his opponent’s weaknesses in the debate.
31. The hacker exploited a security loophole to gain unauthorized access.
32. The business tycoon was known for exploiting economic downturns for profit.
33. The entrepreneur’s success came from exploiting untapped markets abroad.
34. The company was accused of exploiting loopholes in environmental regulations.
35. The spy agency exploits advanced technology to gather intelligence.
36. The entrepreneur exploited his connections to secure funding for the startup.
37. The investigator exploited forensic evidence to solve the case.
38. The activist group aims to stop companies from exploiting workers in sweatshops.
39. The company’s marketing strategy exploits social media to reach a wider audience.
40. The athlete exploited his opponent’s hesitation to score a decisive goal.
41. The filmmaker’s documentary exposes how corporations exploit natural resources.
42. The politician exploited public dissatisfaction to gain votes in the election.
43. The researcher exploited new methodologies to analyze data more efficiently.
44. The organization aims to expose and prosecute individuals who exploit children.
45. The company’s strategy is to exploit emerging trends in consumer behavior.
46. The spy agency exploits human intelligence to gather sensitive information.
47. The startup aims to exploit advancements in artificial intelligence for business solutions.
48. The artist’s work explores how media images exploit societal fears and desires.
49. The company exploits the potential of renewable energy sources for sustainable development.
50. The journalist’s investigation exposed how criminals exploit gaps in cybersecurity measures.