befolyásért

Befolyásért is a Hungarian adverbial noun form composed of befolyás ("influence") and the suffix -ért ("for" or "in exchange for"). It is used to denote compensation or exchange related to influence, often in expressions such as "befolyásért cserébe" ("in exchange for influence") or "befolyásért nyújtott ígéret" ("a promise offered for influence"). The word is not a formal technical term; instead it appears in journalistic, political, or legal discourse to describe situations in which influence is sought, offered, or exchanged for benefits. Depending on context, it can carry a neutral descriptive tone or suggest illegality, such as corruption, bribery, or influence peddling.

In usage, befolyásért usually forms part of a clause that signals a quid pro quo. It can accompany verbs and nouns that indicate actions taken in return for influence, for example "befolyásért cserébe adott támogatás" (support given in exchange for influence) or "befolyásért kapott előnyök" (advantages obtained for influence). The expression is comparable to similar phrases in many languages that signify illicit or questionable exchange of political or business influence.

In legal and ethical discussions, befolyásért is often encountered when addressing anti-corruption policy, transparency, lobbying regulation, and the boundaries between legitimate advocacy and pay-for-influence schemes. See also: befolyás, befolyásolás, korrupció, lobbizás.