Repeller - Law Dictionary Search Results

repellent

repellent : a method used to avoid or discourage a hostile corporate takeover

To drive back to force to return to check the advance of to repulse as to repel an enemy or an assailant

The principle of repulsion the quality or capacity of repelling repulsion

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Driving back able or tending to repel

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shark repellent : any measure taken by a corporation to discourage a hostile takeover attempt

Made up of parts as molecules or atoms which mutually repel each other as gases are self repelling

The quality or state of being self repelling

To repel to beat or drive back as to repulse an assault to repulse the enemy

Rebouter, to repel or bar.

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