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divested

[dɪˈvestɪd]

divested Definition

  • 1to remove something, especially an investment, asset, or property from someone or something
  • 2to deprive someone of power, rights, or possessions

Using divested: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "divested" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The company divested its oil interests.

  • Example

    He was divested of his power and position.

  • Example

    The government divested itself of its shares in the company.

divested Synonyms and Antonyms

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Phrases with divested

  • to get rid of something, especially an investment, asset, or property

    Example

    He decided to divest himself of all his shares in the company.

  • the act of selling off a company's assets or divisions in order to raise capital or reduce debt

    Example

    The divestiture of assets allowed the company to focus on its core business.

  • a social or political movement that seeks to pressure companies or institutions to divest from certain investments or activities deemed unethical or harmful

    Example

    The divestment campaign against fossil fuels gained momentum in recent years.

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Summary: divested in Brief

To divest [dɪˈvestɪd] means to remove something, such as an investment, asset, or property, from someone or something. It can also mean to deprive someone of power, rights, or possessions. Examples include 'The company divested its oil interests' and 'He was divested of his power and position.' Phrases like 'divest oneself of something' and 'divestiture of assets' denote getting rid of something, while 'divestment campaign' refers to a social or political movement that pressures companies or institutions to divest from certain investments or activities.