Synonyms for carve out
carve out

Princeton's WordNet

1. carve outverb

   remove from a larger whole

   "the new start-up company carved out a large chunk of the market within a year"

2. carve outverb

   establish or create through painstaking effort

   "She carved out a reputation among her male colleagues"

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1. carve out

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1. Anna Pierce:

   As soon as you take off, you can see the path the glaciers took to carve out Niagara Falls, just seeing all that water rushing from one lake to the other is awe-inspiring.

2. David Gibbons:

   The discussion is happening, sellers want to carve out the impact of coronavirus, and buyers are pushing back on that.

3. Benjamin Lessing:

   Most of the violence has been in this region, the north and the northeast region, and it's a place where these gangs are actively fighting each other to achieve some kind of local hegemony or at least carve out space, it doesn't mean these gangs don't exist in the rest of Brazil -- they do, and there's violence in other parts of Brazil too related to these gangs. But it seems like where the fighting is very intense right now is in this north-northeast region.

4. Naomi Wolf:

   It’s inaccurate and wrong and in my view betrays a misunderstanding of 19th-century sodomy law and also shows they didn’t read the book clearly, i stand by my work. I cited everything I cited correctly, based on the proceedings of the Old Bailey. There was no carve out (under the then sodomy laws) for consenting gay sex as we would call it today. It was a crime.

5. Congressman Raul Grijalva:

   Either we begin this process, stabilize, create some carve out opportunities for essential services and/or wait for the crisis to get worse and then have to respond with humanitarian relief.