Synonyms for buying
buy·ing

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1. buying, purchasingnoun

   the act of buying

   "buying and selling fill their days"; "shrewd purchasing requires considerable knowledge"

   Synonyms:
   purchasing

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1. • Purchase

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1. buyingnoun

   Synonyms:
   purchase

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1. List of paraphrases for "buying":

   purchase, buy, purchasing, procurement, acquisition, purchases, purchased, buys, buying-in, shopping, buyer, acquiring

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1. Rick Meckler:

   You're starting to see some of the first real buying at what's really pretty dramatically reduced prices in some sectors.

2. Toby Southgate:

   There are notions of good governance and transparency that the financial services category is very alert to, it won't stop people from buying cans of Coke, but it will at a market level or an analyst level impact perception of organizations associated with corruption.

3. Giancarlo Sopo:

   The Democrats are absolutely terrified at what they're seeing among Hispanic voters, and they're going to do everything they can to woke shame Latinos into submission. Unfortunately for them, Hispanics aren't buying it, even on immigration, we have very nuanced views. Yes, I'd say most Hispanics want to find some kind of legislative solution, especially for the DACA kids. But at the same time, Hispanics also like having a strong border, safe communities. They don't like the idea of people crossing over illegally, while many Hispanic families had to wait sometimes over a decade to come into this country the right way.

4. Chuck Carlson:

   Investors looking at the (airlines) group, are technicians, traders, people buying distress for fairly quick bounces, long-term investors are saying 'Do I want to sit with airline stocks, that may take four to five years for sustained moves upward, or put my money elsewhere,'.

5. Samuel Woolley:

   People's data is being used without their consent to put them into a box and try to manipulate them into not just buying something, but voting for a particular person or changing their beliefs about a particular issue, people have a reasonable expectation to be able to engage in specific interests without being wantonly targeted by political campaigns because of that.