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liquidate
verb as in pay; change into cash
verb as in destroy, dissolve
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Her father ran a haulage business in Strasbourg, France for many years but the company was liquidated in 2020 and had more assets than liabilities at the time.
But in mid-2019 he liquidated his assets and fled the country.
Over five harrowing days last September, they kept her under 24/7 surveillance on Skype, terrified her with threats, and coerced her into liquidating her savings and transferring the money.
The administration “appears to be dead set on liquidating our public lands as quickly as possible,” said Drew McConville, senior fellow with the Center for American Progress, a nonprofit.
The move comes after the company, also known as HBC, liquidated all its stores, citing a shifting retail landscape post-pandemic and US tariffs as insurmountable challenges.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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