power broker (C1)
noun
Pronunciation: ˈpaʊər ˌbroʊkər
Definition
A person who influences or controls important decisions or events, especially in politics or business, by using their power, connections, or wealth.
Examples
He was a notorious power broker in the city's real estate market.
The lobbyist acted as a power broker, connecting politicians with industry leaders.
She became a key power broker within the party, shaping its future direction.
How to Use power broker
- power broker in (prepositional phrase)
- To be a person who influences decisions or events within a specific field or location. — "She was a major power broker in Hollywood for decades."
- act as a power broker (collocation)
- To perform the role of influencing or controlling important decisions. — "The consultant was hired to act as a power broker between the two factions."
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