repurchase
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4.9
- noun
- /ˌriːˈpɜːrʧəs/
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recompra
- And is it worth a repurchase, in your opinion?
- share repurchase
- stock repurchase
- repurchase program
It's the only thing that is a repurchase here and that is the lip glass in see through.
- It's the only thing that is a repurchase here and that is the lip glass in see through.
- I had not stopped using CoverGirl Clump Crusher and Waterproof for my bottom lashes for five years and the last repurchase was from Ilia.
- This is the perfect time for the repurchase rule.
Examples
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The Board's authorization of the new share repurchase program builds on the Company's 28-year history of ongoing share repurchases.
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Investors were excited about the announcement of a $10 billion repurchase of company shares.
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It's the only thing that is a repurchase here and that is the lip glass in see through.
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Unfortunately, too often we see management undertake a share repurchase plan at indiscriminate prices.
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But share repurchases actually are tax preferred relative to dividends.
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The company's recent stock repurchase plan aims to boost shareholder confidence.
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Last quarter, the firm's repurchase of $5 million in stock helped increase its market value.
Synonyms
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5.9
An agreement where someone buys back something they sold before, often a company buying its own shares
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6.0
Buying back something you sold or left with someone to get money
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6.4
A company buying its own shares to raise their value or return money to owners
Getting something back that was once lost, sold, or given away
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Repurchase comes from re- meaning 'again' and purchase meaning 'buy'. A repurchase is simply a 'buying again', so it means the act of buying something back that was sold before.