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Flowersa Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Exercise such a powerful influence
Hi, I see that I have to go back to this verb, I understood that "Exercise" mean- To use, but
To use such a powerful influence doesn't make sense to me ? I hope my doubt is clear thanks ...
"Why does Mormonism exercise such a powerful influence on the lives of Mormons? How can a religion that runs against the grain of modern secularism evoke such strongloyalties? This book tries to answer this question."
To use such a powerful influence doesn't make sense to me ? I hope my doubt is clear thanks ...
"Why does Mormonism exercise such a powerful influence on the lives of Mormons? How can a religion that runs against the grain of modern secularism evoke such strongloyalties? This book tries to answer this question."
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Hi, Think of it as 'use in an authoritative way'. eg The police man exercised his authority by arresting Tom. Clive
- Hi, Think of it as 'use in an authoritative way'.
- eg The police man exercised his authority by arresting Tom.
- Clive
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Hi,
Think of it as 'use in an authoritative way'.
eg The police man exercised his authority by arresting Tom.
Clive
Think of it as 'use in an authoritative way'.
eg The police man exercised his authority by arresting Tom.
Clive
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Hiiii Clive, thanks! finally I really understand it. Because that I have too many doubts I'm worried to ask about it again 
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