capitalise

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Capitalise is the British spelling of capitalize.

To capitalise a letter is to make it uppercase.

To capitalise on something is to take advantage of it: She capitalised on her early success.

In business, to capitalise a company is to provide it with operating funds, and to capitalise an expense is to treat it as an asset rather than a current cost.

emphasize

highlight

Most notable part

underscoreLow horizontal text mark
accentuateTo give emphasis
stressPressure, mental or vocal

feature · spotlight · foreground · showcase · bold · uppercase · italicize · headline · title case · letter

profit

monetize

Convert to revenue

leverageBorrowed capital for amplified returns
exploitNotable act or abuse
cash inConvert assets to money

benefit · gain · maximize · convert · realize · extract · harvest · yield · revenue · returns

finance

stock

Goods kept for sale

equityImpartial treatment or ownership value
bondBinding tie or connection
marketVenue for trade

dividend · portfolio · trading · securities · fiscal · monetary · currency · investment · funds · assets

opportunity

exploit

Notable act or abuse

leverageBorrowed capital for amplified returns
seizeTake suddenly, forcibly
maximizeIncrease to greatest extent

benefit · utilize · harness · take advantage · make the most of · parlay · springboard

Opposites

letter case formatting

capitaliselowercase

Uncapitalized letter form

minuscule

financial utilization

capitalisesquander

Use up carelessly

waste · miss · neglect · overlook · ignore

funding and investment

capitaliseunderfund

Provide insufficient monetary support

defund · divest · liquidate · disinvest · drain

Family

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