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acquisitor

acquisitor

8.2
A person or organization that buys another company
  • noun
  • /əˈkwɪzɪtər/
  • Specialized
translation icon : adquirente
  • The acquisitor purchased several companies last year.

Examples

  • The board approved the acquisitor's proposal to merge with a competitor.

  • The acquisitor expanded its portfolio by purchasing several smaller firms.

  • As an experienced acquisitor, she was skilled at identifying valuable assets.

  • An acquisitor can significantly impact market trends.

  • The acquisitor worked diligently to secure the best deals for the company.

  • As a skilled acquisitor, she successfully expanded her business by purchasing several small firms.

  • The new acquisitor in our team has brought innovative strategies to enhance our growth.

Synonyms

acquirer
vsacquisitor
1 5.9

A person or company that buys something to own it

is broader, covering any person or organization who obtains things in business
procurer
vsacquisitor
1 7.5

A person who finds and buys things for other people

is used for any person or organization obtaining things not only as an agent

How Aggressive

acquisitor
  • Specialized
8.2
buyer
431 1.0

Surface Forms

acquisitor singular
acquisitors plural

Morphology

acquisitor = acquire (transparent) = acquisit + or

The agentive meaning 'person who acquires' follows directly from the base verb 'acquire' plus the agentive suffix '-or', so the relation is clear to learners.

Etymology

The word acquisitor comes from the same root as acquire and acquisition, from Latin parts ad- 'to' and quaerere 'seek'. So an acquisitor is someone who 'seeks to get' things, especially in business.