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Definitions from the WebTerm: Major Detractors Definition: Major detractors refer to significant individuals or factors that express strong disapproval or negativity towards a particular person, idea, or situation. They play a critical role in highlighting the weaknesses or flaws and can significantly undermine or hinder the success or acceptance of something. Example sentences showcasing different senses and usages: 1. As a noun: - The major detractors of the controversial politician claimed that his policies would lead to disastrous consequences. - Despite facing major detractors, the novel received critical acclaim for its unique narrative style. 2. As an adjective: - The major detractors of the project voiced their concerns about its potential environmental impact. - His major detractors criticized his leadership style, believing it lacked the necessary vision. 3. As a verb: - The committee aimed to major detractors who spread false information about their research findings. - Efforts were made to major detractors and address the negative perception surrounding the company's product. Related products: - Dealing with Opposition in Business | ||||
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