antimerger
/ˌæntiˈmɜrdʒər/
noun
- A person who opposes a merger, especially of corporations.
- The antimerger argued that the deal would hurt consumers by reducing competition.
- The antimergers formed a coalition to lobby against the proposed acquisition.
- As an antimerger, she spoke at the hearing against the bank consolidation.
adjective
- Opposing or intended to prevent the merging of companies or organizations.
- The senator proposed antimerger regulations to protect small businesses.
- The antimerger law was designed to prevent monopolies in the tech industry.
- Shareholders filed an antimerger lawsuit to stop the two airlines from combining.
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