takeover

The word “takeover” has 2 syllables: take-over

It's pronounced as /ˈteɪkˌoʊvər/


What is synonym and antonym for takeover?

In the thesaurus, “takeover” has 108 synonyms and 29 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for takeover along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for takeover

  • accede
  • accept
  • acquiesce
  • adopt
  • advocate
  • agree
  • annex
  • annexation
  • appropriate
  • appropriation
  • arrogate
  • arrogation
  • assent
  • assume
  • assumption
  • attach
  • attachment
  • back
  • bear
  • champion
  • claim
  • collar
  • commandeer
  • commandeering
  • confiscate
  • confiscation
  • consent
  • convert
  • cover
  • defalcation
  • deforcement
  • despoil
  • despoilment
  • detainer
  • disfurnishment
  • dispossession
  • ejection
  • embezzle
  • embezzlement
  • embrace
  • encroach
  • encroachment
  • endorse
  • espouse
  • expropriate
  • expropriation
  • fill in
  • grab
  • grasp
  • impound
  • impoundment
  • indorse
  • infringe
  • infringement
  • invade
  • invasion
  • loot
  • looting
  • misapplication
  • misapply
  • misappropriate
  • misappropriation
  • misuse
  • occupancy
  • occupation
  • occupy
  • peculate
  • peculation
  • pillage
  • pillaging
  • pinch-hit
  • piracy
  • pirate
  • preempt
  • preemption
  • preoccupancy
  • preoccupy
  • press
  • reaccept
  • reassume
  • relieve
  • repossess
  • repossession
  • seize
  • seizure
  • sequester
  • sequestration
  • shoulder
  • snatch
  • spell
  • stand by
  • stand in
  • steal
  • step in
  • stripping
  • sub
  • substitute
  • support
  • take up
  • theft
  • trespass
  • understudy
  • undertake
  • uphold
  • usurp
  • usurpation
  • wrench
  • wrest

Antonyms for takeover

Meanings of takeover

  • noun
    1. The purchase of one company by another; a merger without the formation of a new company, especially where some stakeholders in the purchased company oppose the purchase.
    2. The acquisition of a public company whose shares are listed on a stock exchange, in contrast to the acquisition of a private company.
    3. A time or event in which control or authority, especially over a facility is passed from one party to the next.

Example Sentences

  • The company experienced a hostile takeover by a larger corporation.
  • The billionaire investor orchestrated a successful takeover of the struggling tech company.
  • The fans protested against the potential takeover of their beloved football club by an overseas group.
  • The CEO's aggressive tactics led to the takeover of several competitors in the industry.
  • The board of directors rejected the proposed takeover bid, citing concerns about job security.

On this page you'll find 137 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to takeover, such as: abandon, abjure, abnegate, accede, accept, acquiesce, adopt.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

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  • abut
  • adhere
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  • handle
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  • laugher
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  • lay a finger on
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  • reminder
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  • restrain
  • retain
  • ribbon
  • rip off
  • rob
  • romp
  • rub
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  • runaway
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  • scrutinize
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  • secure
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  • send forth
  • sense
  • shaker
  • shroud
  • shutout
  • sip
  • smooth
  • snare
  • snatch
  • souvenir
  • spoils
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  • squeeze
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  • walk off with
  • walkaway
  • walkover
  • whitewash
  • wield
  • win
  • wish
  • withhold
  • work off
  • wreath
  • wring

vanquishing

  • accomplishment
  • annihilating
  • arrived
  • ascendancy
  • attainment
  • beating
  • big hit
  • big win
  • breaking
  • champion
  • cinch
  • clean sweep
  • clobbering
  • conquering
  • conquest
  • coup
  • crushing
  • defeat
  • defeating
  • dominating
  • domination
  • drubbing
  • enslavement
  • enslaving
  • feat
  • feather in cap
  • gain
  • grand slam
  • hit
  • hole in one
  • homer
  • licking
  • on top
  • overcoming
  • overpowering
  • pacifying
  • prizewinning
  • pushover
  • putting down
  • quashing
  • quelling
  • reducing
  • repressing
  • riot
  • routing
  • score
  • sensation
  • shellacking
  • shoo-in
  • silencing
  • skunking
  • smash hit
  • smashing
  • smothering
  • splash
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  • squelching
  • subduing
  • subjecting
  • subjection
  • subjugating
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  • success
  • suppressing
  • sure bet
  • sure thing
  • surmounting
  • takeover
  • the gold
  • thrashing
  • tour de force
  • trimming
  • triumph
  • triumphant
  • trouncing
  • vanquishment
  • victory
  • walkover
  • walloping
  • whipping
  • win
  • winning

walkaway

walk over

  • abhor
  • abominate
  • bash
  • beat
  • belittle
  • blank
  • blowout
  • bury
  • bust
  • cap
  • capture
  • clobber
  • conquer
  • conquest
  • contemn
  • crush
  • deplore
  • deprecate
  • despise
  • detest
  • dis
  • discountenance
  • disdain
  • disfavor
  • disparage
  • disrespect
  • diss
  • drub
  • dust
  • execrate
  • flog
  • footslog
  • gallop
  • hammer
  • hate
  • high-hat
  • hike
  • hop
  • lambaste
  • landslide
  • lather
  • laugher
  • lick
  • loathe
  • make mincemeat of
  • march
  • mastery
  • murder
  • navigate
  • overcome
  • overwhelm
  • palm
  • paste
  • plod
  • pommel
  • pound
  • put away
  • ramble
  • range
  • roam
  • romp
  • rout
  • rove
  • runaway
  • scorn
  • scout
  • shutout
  • slight
  • slog
  • snoot
  • snub
  • squeaker
  • stamp
  • stodge
  • stomp
  • stroll
  • stump
  • subjugation
  • success
  • swamp
  • sweep
  • takeover
  • thrash
  • thud
  • toil
  • total
  • tour
  • traipse
  • trample
  • trash
  • tread
  • trek
  • trip
  • triumph
  • tromp
  • trudge
  • vanquishing
  • victory
  • walkaway
  • wallop
  • waste
  • wax
  • whip
  • win
  • wipe off the mat

walkover

  • abhor
  • abominate
  • belittle
  • blowout
  • breeze
  • capture
  • cinch
  • conquest
  • contemn
  • deplore
  • deprecate
  • despise
  • detest
  • dis
  • discountenance
  • disdain
  • disfavor
  • disparage
  • disrespect
  • diss
  • execrate
  • hate
  • high-hat
  • landslide
  • laugher
  • loathe
  • mastery
  • palm
  • pushover
  • romp
  • runaway
  • scorn
  • scout
  • shutout
  • slight
  • snap
  • snoot
  • snub
  • squeaker
  • subjugation
  • success
  • sweep
  • takeover
  • triumph
  • vanquishing
  • victory
  • walkaway
  • waltz
  • win

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