forestaller (Meaning)

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forestaller (n.)

One who forestalls; esp., one who forestalls the market.

The forestaller intercepted the shipment of timber, seizing it before it reached its intended destination.
As a seasoned trader, he was an adept forestaller, anticipating market fluctuations and securing profitable deals.
The forestaller's cunning strategies allowed him to outmaneuver competitors and secure exclusive goods.
By forestalling the adversary's plans, the general gained a tactical advantage on the battlefield.
The forestaller's foresight saved the company millions by predicting future market trends.
The forestaller's actions were both shrewd and unethical, exploiting loopholes to gain an unfair edge.
The competition was fierce, with each forestaller vying to secure the most valuable contracts.
The forestaller's monopoly was short-lived, as rivals emerged with innovative strategies.
The forestaller's greed led to his downfall, as he overextended himself and succumbed to financial ruin.
The forestaller's legacy was one of both success and controversy, leaving an imprint on the annals of commerce.

One who forestalls; esp., one who forestalls the market.

avert,prevent, avoid, head off,preclude, provide, help, escape, obviate, anticipate

facilitate, facilitate,assist, aid, assist, aid, ease, cultivate, ease, further

The forestaller intercepted the shipment of timber, seizing it before it reached its intended destination.

As a seasoned trader, he was an adept forestaller, anticipating market fluctuations and securing profitable deals.

The forestaller's cunning strategies allowed him to outmaneuver competitors and secure exclusive goods.

By forestalling the adversary's plans, the general gained a tactical advantage on the battlefield.