Repurchase

/rē-ˈpər-chəs/

Definitions

  1. (v.) To buy something again, especially shares or property.
    The company decided to repurchase its own stock to increase share value.
  2. (n.) The act of buying something again, notably in financial or contractual contexts.
    The repurchase of shares was authorized by the board.

Forms

  • repurchases
  • repurchased
  • repurchasing

Commentary

Used primarily in financial and commercial contexts, 'repurchase' often involves formal agreements; clarity on timing and rights is essential in contracts.

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