capitalises

Converts to majuscule

Capitalises is the British spelling of capitalizes.

To capitalise is to write in capital letters: She capitalises the first word of each sentence.

In finance, to capitalise means to convert into capital or to provide with capital: The startup was well capitalised.

To capitalise on something is to take advantage of it: He capitalised on his opponent's mistake.

profits

revenue

Business income total

income · yield · gains · wealth · growth · net profit · gross profit · shareholder · profitability · monetise

exploits

leverage

Borrowed capital for amplified returns

exploit · seize · utilise · maximise · harness · strategic · opportunistic · gain · profit · upper hand

emphasises

accentuates

Makes more prominent

foregrounds · amplifies · stresses · reinforces · heightens · showcases · features · illuminates · draws attention · magnifies

typography

uppercase

Capital letter form

proper nouns · initials · acronyms · formatting · style guide · sentence case · title case · font · text · naming

finances

investment

Deploying capital for returns

  • fundingSupplying monetary resources
  • assetsOwned items of value
  • equityImpartial treatment or ownership value

shares · stock · market · banking · venture · seed money · liquidity · monetisation · financial backing · startup

Opposites
typographical case

capitaliseslowercases

Reduces to minuscule

financial exploitation

capitalisesignores

Refuses to acknowledge

overlooks · misses · squanders · neglects · wastes

financial investment

capitalisesunderfunds

Allocates inadequate resources

divests · depletes · defunds · drains

Family

capitalise, capitalised, capitalisation, capitalising, capitalisations

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