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liquidate
verb as in pay; change into cash
verb as in destroy, dissolve
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They said at a hearing on Thursday that without this loan, the company would liquidate and it would be “game over.”
If the debtor-in-possession loan isn’t approved, the company will liquidate, he said.
Collateral is liquidated if prices fall, but crypto markets can move faster than liquidation mechanisms, creating “gap risk” that could leave stablecoin lenders exposed.
Ours is an era when every shred of ephemera is for sale, so why wouldn’t a mourning son attempt to liquidate a killer’s personal effects to claim compensation for his mother’s death?
“It will also help you to avoid having to liquidate your holdings prematurely, which may cause you to buy high and sell low.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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