Pronunciation: /ˈvʌl.tʃər ˈkæp.ɪ.təl.ɪst/
noun A person or entity that engages in predatory or exploitative practices in the business world, often by taking advantage of struggling companies or distressed assets for profit.
A1 A vulture capitalist is someone who invests in struggling companies to make a profit.
A2 The vulture capitalist swooped in and bought the company for a fraction of its worth.
B1 Some people view vulture capitalists as opportunistic investors who prey on weak businesses.
B2 The vulture capitalist's aggressive tactics led to the downfall of several small businesses.
C1 The vulture capitalist's ruthless pursuit of profits resulted in layoffs and closures of multiple companies.
C2 Critics argue that vulture capitalists prioritize short-term gains over the long-term sustainability of businesses.
formal The businessman was accused of being a vulture capitalist due to his aggressive takeover tactics.
informal I heard that guy is a vulture capitalist, always looking to make a quick profit.
slang Stay away from those vulture capitalists, they'll swoop in and take everything they can.
figurative In the world of finance, vulture capitalists are seen as predators preying on struggling companies.
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