Synonyms for takeover
ˈteɪkˌoʊ vərtakeover

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1. coup d'etat, coup, putsch, takeovernoun

   a sudden and decisive change of government illegally or by force

   Synonyms:
   putsch, coup d'etat, coup

2. takeovernoun

   a change by sale or merger in the controlling interest of a corporation

   Synonyms:
   putsch, coup d'etat, coup

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1. • Buyout

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1. List of paraphrases for "takeover":

   acquisition, take-over, coup, absorption, buyback, purchase, procurement

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1. Los Angeles:

   We're getting a lot of violent crime with these takeover groups. It develops a mob mentality.

2. Paul Chaplin as chief executive:

   You can't stop interest if there is interest, but it's not our ambition to sell the company. Our end goal is not to sell to big pharma as a success, if that (success) leads to a takeover, it leads to a takeover but that's not our goal.

3. Markus Manns:

   The price that has now been disclosed is at the upper limit and it is just about economical. Should it rise further, which is to be assumed, the takeover will become increasingly unattractive.

4. George Calhoun:

   A takeover of Taiwan is not going to solve China's vulnerability … but the Chinese leadership has been, in my view, making a lot of inexplicable blunders in the past couple of years.

5. Annie Pforzheimer:

   I believe this announcement negatively impacts the human rights of women, minorities and young people by making the Taliban less likely to negotiate with the government and those who support the constitution, and more likely to attempt a forceful takeover once international troops have departed.