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. Mitch McConnell:

   The American people are not buying the nonsensical talk of ‘Jim Crow 2.0’ or a voting rights crisis, it’s not a ‘voting rights’ bill. It is a sprawling, sweeping takeover of our democracy.

2. Joe Rundle:

   The one thing it might do is BP had always been slightly mentioned as takeover play since its been in this trouble, and I think companies have been slightly hesitant to make a bid while this has been hanging over it.

3. Martin Gauss:

   We could have waited, but we were of the opinion that we better buy them now to secure these (delivery) positions, not to risk that after the takeover somebody else takes (them), that was, for us, the rationale to say, 'Let's close it now,' because we need the first two aircraft at the end of 2019.

4. Noman Benotman:

   Most of the local population in Derna are opposed to the takeover by the Islamic State, but, with the complete absence of any central government presence, they are not in a position to do much for now. Local tribes are reluctant to move against them because people have relatives who have joined their ranks.

5. Ron DeSantis:

   Prior to the federal government takeover of the monoclonal market, Florida successfully distributed approximately 30,000 doses per week when we managed our own supply, the state has more than $800 million available to quickly deploy monoclonal antibody treatments throughout the state, and the only thing holding us back is the insufficient supply of treatment from the federal government.