disinvest
/ˌdɪsɪnˈvɛst/
verb
- To reduce or withdraw financial investment from a company, industry, or country, often for ethical, political, or financial reasons.
- Many investors chose to disinvest from the region due to political instability.
- The pension fund began to disinvest from tobacco stocks after a public campaign.
- The university decided to disinvest from fossil fuel companies to support environmental goals.
- To stop putting effort, resources, or attention into something; to withdraw support or involvement.
- After years of frustration, she decided to disinvest emotionally from the toxic relationship.
- He felt the need to disinvest from social media to improve his mental health.
- The company started to disinvest in its outdated product line to focus on new technology.
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