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catalyst

Definition for catalyst

noun as in something which incites activity

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Palmer pointed to defensive coordinator Steve Fifita, who served as interim head coach during last season and decided to stay on the Eagles’ staff as the catalyst for Santa Margarita’s success.

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For example, metal catalysts are essential for enabling reactions that convert chemical energy into electricity.

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Citi uses the “catalyst watch” tag when an analyst expects shares to perform well soon.

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Google’s dual role as a top cloud provider and leading developer of large language models also helps it maintain a competitive edge over rivals and provide a catalyst for Alphabet shares.

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With both equities and gold severely overbought, the market could be “in for a substantial correction when that catalyst finally materializes,” he said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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