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Corporate Terms Riddle Challenge
 

Corporate Terms Riddle ChallengeVersión en línea

Guess the business terms from clues

por Daniel Quintero Martinez
1

a rough number used when exact data isn’t available.

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literally means a rough estimate used in planning.

Two words—one related to a large arena, the other to a numerical value.

This phrase hints at something that resembles a baseball field—rough, not exact.

It is commonly used in budgeting and forecasting to sketch estimates.

It denotes an approximate amount rather than a precise figure.

2

to make an offer more attractive.

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Final: The idiom means to make an offer more appealing.

Easy: Two words; one is a sugary word, the other a transactional action.

Progression: The phrase implies improving what is on the table to seal an agreement.

Moderate: It often involves adding favorable terms or incentives.

Hard: It refers to enhancing terms to persuade another party in a negotiation.

3

an agreement that is good for everyone involved and provides mutual benefits to all parties.

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Final: The phrase describes everyone ending up better off.

Easy: Three words or fewer, focusing on mutual benefit.

Progression: Emphasizes cooperation and shared success.

Moderate: It contrasts with scenarios where only one side benefits.

Hard: A term used to describe mutually beneficial outcomes in negotiations.

4

to withdraw from an agreement or plan.

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Final: It means to renege on a previously agreed plan.

Easy: Two words; the first is a verb related to support, the second means leaving.

Progression: This action is the opposite of committing to proceed.

Moderate: It often occurs when terms become unfavorable or circumstances change.

Hard: It means to withdraw from a commitment.

5

to reduce something such as prices or morale.

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Final: The phrase means to decrease or depress something.

Easy: Two words; the first implies movement downward, the second affects value or mood.

Progression: Often seen in pricing discussions or morale issues in teams.

Moderate: It is commonly used when negotiations aim to decrease costs.

Hard: It can refer to lowering levels of a variable like cost or spirits.

6

to resist or to withhold something.

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Final: The phrase describes a stance of persistence or resistance.

Easy: Two words; the second word is a verb meaning to give or yield.

Progression: Often used when someone won’t immediately agree or reveal more.

Moderate: Can describe a negotiation tactic of delaying a decision.

Hard: It means to resist or defer giving something (like a concession or information).

7

to investigate or examine something.

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Final: The idiom means to investigate.

Easy: Two words; one is about vision, the other is about examination.

Progression: Often precedes a decision after gathering information.

Moderate: Used when gathering facts before making a decision.

Hard: It means to investigate or inspect a matter.

8

to prepare or draft a document or plan.

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Final: The phrase means to prepare a document or plan in detail.

Easy: Two words; the first is a verb implying creation, the second is a verb meaning to form or assemble.

Progression: Involves writing and organizing content before finalizing it.

Moderate: Common in meetings when creating agendas, contracts, or reports.

Hard: It means to prepare a formal document or plan.

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