Verb:

எதிர்த் தரப்புக்காரர்களிடையே சேர்ந்து உரையாடு, எதிரியுடன் கலந்து பேசு,

parlayed's Usage Examples:

Vanessa Hudgens has also parlayed her HSM success into other film roles as well as a music career.

Emme Aronson, previously married to Phillip Aronson, has parlayed her modeling career into becoming a fashion adviser, women's issues advocate and author.

Widely considered the first plus supermodel, Emme Aronson has parlayed her modeling career into being a fashion advisor, women's issues advocate and even a book author.

He then parlayed his popularity into an acting career, a stint as a football broadcaster and spokesman for the Hertz rental car company.

Walker became a star in the 1950s and parlayed his success into a lifetime of acting and appearances on the big and small screens.

Tweed later parlayed her modeling success into a career in acting.

This cyber-success was later parlayed into her own reality show A Shot at Love with Tila Tequila on MTV.

Selby parlayed the upset win into a semi-final showdown Saturday against Spanish national champion Golan.

Just like brother Liam, he also parlayed this into an American film career, appearing in Star Trek, among other films.

With an Emmy under his belt and a good amount of success on The Man Show, Kimmel parlayed his talents, struck a production deal with Comedy Central, and named it Jackhole Industries.

Synonyms:

back, stake, punt, bet on, game, double up, gage,

Antonyms:

anterior, negate, stay in place, forward, veer,