disinvest Antonyms
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Meaning of disinvest
disinvest (v)
deprive of status or authority
reduce or dispose of; cease to hold (an investment)
remove (someone's or one's own) clothes
disinvest Sentence Examples
- The board of directors came to a unanimous decision to disinvest from their holdings in fossil fuel companies.
- In order to reduce their carbon footprint, the company decided to disinvest its assets in energy-intensive industries.
- The government implemented a policy that forced organizations to disinvest from businesses that produce hazardous waste.
- The university trustees voted to disinvest their endowment from investments in tobacco products.
- The foundation decided to disinvest its assets from companies that are complicit in human rights abuses.
- The public outcry over the company's unethical business practices led to shareholders demanding that the company disinvest.
- The activist group pressured the university to disinvest from its portfolio of private prisons.
- The city council voted to disinvest from banks that finance projects that contribute to deforestation.
- The pension fund's decision to disinvest from companies that test on animals was praised by animal rights activists.
- The state legislature passed a bill that requires public funds to be disinvested from the fossil fuel industry.
FAQs About the word disinvest
deprive of status or authority, reduce or dispose of; cease to hold (an investment), remove (someone's or one's own) clothes
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The board of directors came to a unanimous decision to disinvest from their holdings in fossil fuel companies.
In order to reduce their carbon footprint, the company decided to disinvest its assets in energy-intensive industries.
The government implemented a policy that forced organizations to disinvest from businesses that produce hazardous waste.
The university trustees voted to disinvest their endowment from investments in tobacco products.
