Synonyms for Takeover:

• n.

  •
  • invade,
  • annex,
  • subjugate,
  • besiege,
  • conquer,
  • seize,
  • storm,
  • subdue,
  • occupy,
  • suppress.
  •
  • bid,
  • bear,
  • bull market,
  • bear market,
  • bearish,
  • bondholder,
  • broker-dealer,
  • bull,
  • bid price,
  • bullish.
  •annexation (noun)
  • grab,
  • increase,
  • increment,
  • incorporation,
  • Annexing,
  • appropriation,
  • attachment,
  • addition.
  •appropriation (noun)
  • misappropriation,
  • taking,
  • usurpation,
  • seizure,
  • Pilfering,
  • embezzlement,
  • expropriation,
  • confiscation.
  •assumption (noun)
  • arrogation,
  • adoption,
  • undertaking,
  • Shouldering,
  • acquisition,
  • embracing,
  • taking on,
  • assuming,
  • accepting,
  • taking up,
  • acceptance.
  •conquest (noun)
  • occupation,
  • rout,
  • Vanquishment,
  • coup,
  • invasion,
  • win,
  • big win,
  • score,
  • Routing,
  • annexation,
  • discomfiture,
  • overthrow,
  • Defeating,
  • success,
  • conquering.
  •coup d'état (noun)
  • power play,
  • rebellion,
  • revolt,
  • revolution.
  •merger (noun)
  • fusion,
  • lineup,
  • tie-in,
  • cahoots,
  • combination,
  • pool,
  • tie-up,
  • merging,
  • union,
  • alliance,
  • coalition,
  • hookup,
  • unification,
  • organization,
  • amalgamation.
  •Other relevant words: (noun)
  • merger,
  • putsch,
  • embracings,
  • mergence,
  • feather in cap,
  • takeover,
  • ownership,
  • tie in,
  • takings,
  • subjection,
  • grand slam,
  • clean sweep,
  • conquest,
  • smash hit,
  • subjugations,
  • Coadunation,
  • Subdual,
  • big hit,
  • hole in one,
  • subjugation,
  • assumption,
  • sure bet,
  • triumph,
  • killing,
  • takeover bid,
  • the gold,
  • takeovers,
  • palace revolution,
  • smash-hit,
  • leveraged buyout,
  • splash,
  • buyout,
  • homers,
  • group action,
  • requisition,
  • routings,
  • hostile takeover,
  • putsches,
  • grand slams,
  • Melding.
  •ownership (noun)
  • occupancy,
  • use,
  • piece,
  • residence,
  • dominion,
  • property,
  • slice,
  • holding,
  • control,
  • claim,
  • partnership,
  • hand,
  • deed,
  • end,
  • proprietary rights,
  • title,
  • purchasing,
  • tenure,
  • havings,
  • possessorship,
  • tenancy,
  • Having,
  • cut,
  • buying,
  • purchase.
  •requisition (noun)
  • call,
  • summons,
  • request.
  •takeover bid (noun)
  • leverage.
  •triumph (noun)
  • pushover,
  • sure thing,
  • Surmounting,
  • homer,
  • cinch,
  • riot,
  • accomplishment,
  • HIT,
  • sell,
  • gain,
  • feat,
  • Vanquishing,
  • sensation,
  • attainment,
  • walkover,
  • ascendancy,
  • tour de force,
  • shoo-in.

• Other synonyms:

  •coup d'etat
  • Coup D'etat.
  •Other relevant words (noun):
  • preemption,
  • Detainer,
  • friendly takeover,
  • Commandeering,
  • take over,
  • prepossession,
  • indent,
  • capture,
  • preoccupation,
  • colonization,
  • proprietorship,
  • taking over.

Paraphrases for Takeover:

• Forward Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    acquisition, acquisitions.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    acquisition.

• Independent

  • Noun, singular or mass
    absorption, taking-over, ownership, assumption, seizure, hand-over, domination, buy-back, absorptive, uptake, control, buying, reception, taking, putsch, appropriation, take-up, possession, annexation, receivership, receipt, inauguration, commutation.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    resumption.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    coup, buy-out, buyout, conquest, buyback, handover, procurement, repurchase, occupation, transfer, redemption, stranglehold, transposition, merger, readmission, acceptance, recommencement, blow, resumption.

Antonyms for Takeover:

• n.

  • annexation
    subtraction, detachment.
  • appropriation
    bestowal, return, giving.
  • conquest
    loss, forfeit, failure, yielding, surrender.
  • merger
    division, separation, parting.
  • ownership
    renting, lease.
  • triumph
    disaster.

Hypernym for Takeover:

• n.

  • act
    hostile takeover, friendly takeover.

Hyponym for Takeover:

• n.

  • act
    buyout.