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antitrust

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˌæntiˈtrʌst/

antitrust means: Intended to stop companies from unfairly controlling markets and preventing competition.

adjective

PROTECTING COMPETITIONC1

Intended to stop companies from unfairly controlling markets and preventing competition.

  • The merger faced an antitrust investigation.
  • Antitrust laws protect competition between businesses.
  • Regulators accused the company of antitrust violations.

Similar words: anti-monopoly

Common phrases: antitrust law, antitrust investigation, antitrust case

Questions about antitrust

What does antitrust mean?

Intended to stop companies from unfairly controlling markets and preventing competition.

What is antitrust in other languages?

Türkçe: tekel karşıtı · Español: antimonopolio · Français: antitrust · Deutsch: kartellrechtlich · Italiano: antitrust · 日本語: 独占禁止の

How do you pronounce antitrust?

It is pronounced /ˌæntiˈtrʌst/.

How do you use antitrust in a sentence?

The merger faced an antitrust investigation. Antitrust laws protect competition between businesses.

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