takeover Synonyms
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- disown
- retract
- disown
- repudiate
- refuse
- turn-down
- disclaim
- retract
- disclaim
- refrain-from-
- refuse
- withdraw
- withdraw
- disavow
- disavow
- refrain-from-
- repudiate
- turn-down
- take-back
- renounce
- take-back
- renounce
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- recant
- bypass
- recant
- forbear
- give-up
- abstain-from-
- reject
- spurn
- avoid
- decline
- spurn
- abstain-from-
- avoid
- abjure
- decline
- give-up
- reject
- forbear
- abjure
- bypass
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takeover Meaning
takeover (n)
a sudden and decisive change of government illegally or by force
a change by sale or merger in the controlling interest of a corporation
takeover Sentence Examples
- The hostile takeover of the rival company stirred up a storm of controversy.
- The government's takeover of the failing bank was a desperate attempt to stabilize the economy.
- The corporate raider planned a covert takeover of the target firm.
- The merger agreement included a provision for a friendly takeover.
- The board of directors refused the takeover bid, citing concerns over the potential loss of autonomy.
- The takeover negotiation process was filled with tension and uncertainty.
- The foreign company's takeover of the domestic industry raised fears of job displacement.
- The company's takeover by its former CEO sparked a wave of speculation.
- The takeover was hailed by some as a necessary step to improve business efficiency.
- The successful takeover resulted in a new era of growth and profitability for the acquired company.
FAQs About the word takeover
a sudden and decisive change of government illegally or by force, a change by sale or merger in the controlling interest of a corporation
stand in,substitute, fill in, sub,spell, step in, pinch-hit, cover, relieve,double (as)
disown, retract, disown, repudiate, refuse, turn down, disclaim, retract, disclaim, refrain (from)
The hostile takeover of the rival company stirred up a storm of controversy.
The government's takeover of the failing bank was a desperate attempt to stabilize the economy.
The corporate raider planned a covert takeover of the target firm.
The merger agreement included a provision for a friendly takeover.
