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Trade on

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Selfish Gain

This usage implies exploiting or using someone for personal benefit, often seen negatively.

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Don't just trade on your friend's connections without giving back.
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Reputation Leverage

People or companies often 'trade on' their good name to attract opportunities, based on past achievements.

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The restaurant traded on its Michelin star to draw in crowds.
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Subtle Manipulation

'Trade on' can suggest subtly using a trait or feature to maneuver situations in one's favor.

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She traded on her charm to win the negotiation.
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