reliquidate Antonyms
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Meaning of reliquidate
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reliquidate (v. t.)
To liquidate anew; to adjust a second time.
reliquidate Sentence Examples
- The bank had to reliquidate the company's assets to recover its losses.
- The investors reliquidated their holdings in the struggling tech startup.
- The government reliquidated the seized property to generate revenue for public services.
- The broker recommended that the client reliquidate their portfolio before the market crashed.
- The estate executors reliquidated the deceased's belongings to pay off outstanding debts.
- The insurance company reliquidated the policyholder's assets after the catastrophic accident.
- The hedge fund reliquidated its positions in anticipation of a recession.
- The bankrupt corporation reliquidated its remaining assets in a desperate attempt to stay afloat.
- The bankruptcy trustee reliquidated the debtor's property to distribute proceeds to creditors.
- The pension fund reliquidated its investments to generate income for retirees.
FAQs About the word reliquidate
To liquidate anew; to adjust a second time.
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The bank had to reliquidate the company's assets to recover its losses.
The investors reliquidated their holdings in the struggling tech startup.
The government reliquidated the seized property to generate revenue for public services.
The broker recommended that the client reliquidate their portfolio before the market crashed.
