liquidating in English

verb

1

wind up the affairs of (a company or firm) by ascertaining liabilities and apportioning assets.

Its retail business was ultimately liquidated in 2000.

synonyms: close down, wind up, put into liquidation, dissolve, disband

2

eliminate, typically by violent means; kill.

And it was at this very moment I resolved to kill her - liquidate her once and for all so that she could never become a challenge to me.

verb

close down, wind up, put into liquidation, dissolve, disband
convert to cash, convert, cash in, sell off, sell up
pay off, pay, pay in full, settle, clear, discharge, square, honor
waste, do in, neutralize, knock off
pay off

Use "liquidating" in a sentence

1. Accumulating and liquidating points for promotion via Internet

2. I'm, uh, liquidating my shares in Victrola .

3. Closing her accounts, liquidating her assets...... accumulating money

4. Abolitionism (1) A social movement aimed at liquidating a law

5. Abolitionism (1) A social movement aimed at liquidating a law

6. Closeout definition, a sale on all goods in liquidating a business

7. The only way we can see this happening is liquidating the hangars and the planes.

8. The accommodation and ablution containers were received from liquidating missions in # and have outlived their normal life span

9. 21 But I do wonder whether you would be well served by simply liquidating your two brokerage accounts.

10. Ambt Liquidating Corporation, formerly Ambient Corporation is a provider of a communications and application platform that incorporates various communication technologies and enables utilities and other grid managers to implement a grid modernization program, deploying different applications, whether Ambient or third-party developed.

11. Part 60 - Exclusion of Self-Liquidating Indebtedness in Ascertaining Power of a Municipality to Contract Indebtedness (2 CRR-NY II D 60 Notes to s 60.6) State Regulations ; 2 CRR-NY II D 60 Notes - 2 CRR-NY II D 60 Refs - s 60.1 - Applications