Pronunciation: /əˈkwɪzɪtər/
noun a person who acquires or gains possession of something, especially through their efforts or actions
A1 An acquisitor is someone who collects things.
A2 The acquisitor was thrilled to add a rare item to their collection.
B1 As an acquisitor, she was always on the lookout for valuable antiques.
B2 The wealthy businessman was known as a shrewd acquisitor of art and artifacts.
C1 The acquisitor's keen eye for quality made them a sought-after collector in the art world.
C2 The acquisitor's vast collection of rare books was the envy of bibliophiles everywhere.
formal The acquisitor carefully reviewed the company's financial statements before making an offer.
informal The acquisitor is looking to buy up some new businesses in the tech industry.
slang That acquisitor is always on the hunt for the next big deal.
figurative As an acquisitor of knowledge, she devoured books on a wide range of topics.
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