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Princeton's WordNet

1. bargaining chipnoun

   leverage in the form of an inducement or a concession useful in successful negotiations

How to use bargaining chip in a sentence?

1. Jeff Dumas:

   It's a bargaining chip for him now, within the department, he's going to be locked into a cell, 23 out of 24 hours a day, in solitary confinement. ... He's going to try to use that chip with New York state so he isn't locked into 23 out of 24 (hours) for an extended period of time.

2. Judith McMullen:

   There is less legal support for it, less social support for it and it's not a big bargaining chip.

3. Ren Zhengfei:

   She should be proud to have been caught in this situation. In the fight between the two nations, she became a bargaining chip.

4. Foad Fadaghi:

   It's a big bargaining chip for (Australian) banks to use to force a better deal with Apple.

5. Buddy Clark:

   When providing a DIP, lenders will want to button down everything that hasn’t already been pledged as collateral, having unencumbered assets in a bankruptcy gives the debtor a bargaining chip with the various constituents at the table, which they would likely have to give up in order to get a DIP loan.

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