Pronunciation: /dɪˈvɛstmənt/
noun the action of depriving someone of power, rights, or possessions
A1 Divestment means selling off assets or investments.
A2 The company's divestment strategy led to a decrease in profits.
B1 The divestment of the subsidiary was a strategic decision to focus on core businesses.
B2 Investors are considering divestment from fossil fuel companies due to environmental concerns.
C1 The divestment of non-performing assets helped the company improve its financial health.
C2 The divestment of certain business units was part of a larger restructuring plan to streamline operations.
formal The company announced plans for divestment of its non-core assets.
informal They're looking into divestment to streamline their business.
slang I heard they're dumping some of their stuff through divestment.
figurative Sometimes divestment is necessary to let go of what's holding you back.
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