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   game changer

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   • 1. an event, idea, or procedure that effects a significant shift in the current way of doing or thinking about something: "a potential game changer that could revitalize the entire US aerospace industry"

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   • 1. game-changing adjective

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   What does game-changer mean?

   • Define game-changer. game-changer synonyms, game-changer pronunciation, game-changer translation, English dictionary definition of game-changer. or game changer n. An idea or event that significantly changes the way something is done or thought about: "A few years ago, New York baker Jim Lahey gave...

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   What is a game changer in a relationship?

   • If something is a game changer, it has a big and important effect on something, usually making the difference between one thing happening and another. The experience was a game changer in their relationship. Collins COBUILD Advanced Learner’s Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers Collins English Dictionary.

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   What makes 'Be A Game Changer' a game changer?

   • Be A Game Changer is a program funded by Newcastle City Council, Premier League Charitable Fund, North East and North Cumbria Suicide Prevention Network and The National Lottery Community Fund that reaches hundreds of children, teenagers and adults each week through community sessions to support mental wellbeing. It is a game changer in this sense.

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   Is social media a game changer?

   • Nobody can deny that social media has been a game-changer for marketing. As a player he can be a game changer. Video-on-demand was a game changer. The war really was a political game-changer. These three debates can be a game changer for the election. I think the find-my-phone feature is nice to have but it's not a game changer.

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   How do you write a game changer?

   • That was a huge game changer for indie authors. Game changer and game-changer usage trend. When it comes to writing or typing “game changer,” you can either use it with or without a hyphen. Both “game changer” and “game-changer” are widely accepted and understood in all English-speaking countries.

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   What is a game changer in Hollywood?

   • Game changers are usually found in fields like the ever-evolving tech sectors, plus any kind of business, sports or entertainment. A new actor in Hollywood with a unique acting style can be a game changer. The creation of AI is quite possibly the largest game changer we’ve ever seen in tech.

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4. dictionary.cambridge.org › english › game-changerGAME CHANGER | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary

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   someone or something that affects the result of a game very much: As a player he can be a game changer. Fewer examples. Video-on-demand was a game changer. The war really was a political game-changer. These three debates can be a game changer for the election.

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     something that affects a situation very much and completely...

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   If something is a game-changer, it has a big and important effect on something, usually making the difference between one thing happening and another. The experience was a game-changer in their relationship.

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   The meaning of GAME CHANGER is a newly introduced element or factor that changes an existing situation or activity in a significant way. How to use game changer in a sentence.

8. dictionary.cambridge.org › english › game-changerMeaning of game changer in English - Cambridge Dictionary

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   something that affects a situation very much and completely changes the way that it develops: The hit show has been a game changer for the network. Nobody can deny that social media has been a game-changer for marketing. someone or something that affects the result of a game very much:

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   If something is a game changer, it has a big and important effect on something, usually making the difference between one thing happening and another. The experience was a game changer in their relationship.

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    A game changer can be anything from a person to an idea or event that radically changes how something’s done or thought about. It is supposed to represent a shift in perspective or approach that can lead to a massive breakthrough, create an unexpected innovation, or just an overall dramatic improvement in a situation.

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    an athlete, play, etc., that suddenly changes the outcome of a game or contest. a person or thing that dramatically changes the course, strategy, character, etc., of something: Social media has been a real game-changer in the company’s marketing efforts.