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Noun buyout has 1 sense
  1. buyout - acquisition of a company by purchasing a controlling percentage of its stock
    --1 is a kind of
    acquisition
    --1 has particulars: leveraged buyout; strategic buyout; takeover
    Derived form: verb buy out1

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buyout

Part of Speech: Noun

Definition: An act or instance of buying someone or something, usually involving the purchase of a controlling interest or complete ownership.


Sense 1: In finance, a buyout refers to the acquisition of a controlling interest in a company or property, often resulting in the complete ownership transfer.

Example Sentence: The company's executives led a successful buyout of the competitor, gaining full control of the market.


Sense 2: In sports, a buyout refers to the termination of a player's contract by paying a negotiated settlement amount.

Example Sentence: The basketball team decided to buyout the player's contract due to his consistent underperformance.


Sense 3: In entertainment, a buyout refers to the purchasing of exclusive rights to a work from the original creator or copyright holder.

Example Sentence: The movie studio secured the buyout of a bestselling novel to adapt it into a highly anticipated film.


Sense 4: In business, a local buyout refers to acquiring a smaller local business by a larger corporation operating in the same vicinity.

Example Sentence: The supermarket chain's buyout of the neighborhood grocery store raised concerns among locals about the loss of community-owned businesses.


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