buy off (Meaning)

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buy off (v)

pay someone with influence in order to receive a favor

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The wealthy businessman attempted to buy off the politicians to sway legislation in his favor.
Corrupt officials often accept bribes in attempts to buy off investigations into their misconduct.
The company tried to buy off negative reviews by offering free products to dissatisfied customers.
Some people believe that the media is bought off by powerful corporations, skewing the information presented to the public.
The criminal gang attempted to buy off witnesses to prevent them from testifying in court.
It's unethical for employers to try to buy off employees with meager incentives instead of fair wages.
The dictator sought to buy off loyalty through lavish gifts and privileges for his inner circle.
The lobbyist attempted to buy off opposition by offering lucrative deals to key stakeholders.
In some countries, it's common for wealthy individuals to try to buy off law enforcement to avoid legal consequences.
The competitor tried to buy off our top talent by offering extravagant salary packages.

pay someone with influence in order to receive a favor

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The wealthy businessman attempted to buy off the politicians to sway legislation in his favor.

Corrupt officials often accept bribes in attempts to buy off investigations into their misconduct.

The company tried to buy off negative reviews by offering free products to dissatisfied customers.

Some people believe that the media is bought off by powerful corporations, skewing the information presented to the public.