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This tag is for questions seeking a single word that fits a meaning. To ensure that your question is not closed as off-topic, please be specific about the intended use of the word. INCLUDE A SAMPLE SENTENCE demonstrating how the word would be used. Click on "Info", or "View Tag" and "Learn more..." for more information. Please use the [phrase-requests] tag if you seek a phrase and the [terminology] tag if you seek a term in a specialized subject also.
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Alternative to "queer the deal"?
The answer by Glorfindel identifies "jinx" as a very good option, which I agree with for the "superstition" meaning; it seems to substitute well in the form "jinx it", such as "I don't want to jinx it …
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What is the idiom, expression or proverb for 'If you let them use you once they will use you...
While it's not an idiom or proverb, the word precedent encompasses the essence of what you're saying.
any act, decision, or case that serves as a guide or justification for subsequent situations.
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Correct word for a rule that force the usage of something to a limited subset
Condition (as mentioned by Edwin Ashworth in a comment) is the best option in my opinion.
Condition
noun
A situation that must exist before something else is possible or permitted.
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Is there a word for someone who has the need to consult a professional for everything?
A related colloquial term is "Sheep".
a meek, unimaginative, or easily led person.
Broadly, it applies to anyone who unquestioningly believes in some particular source of information, especiall …
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