Synonyms for handover
han·dover

Princeton's WordNet

1. handovernoun

   act of relinquishing property or authority etc

   "the handover of occupied territory"

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1. • Relinquishment

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1. List of paraphrases for "handover":

   transfer, retrocession, hand-over, extradition, surrender, delivery, passthrough, handing

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1. Anderson Alves:

   Asian shares traded sideways on Tuesday following a mixed handover from Wall Street, tuesday’s session is the last trading day of the month and some volatility is to be expected as traders hunt for liquidity while trying to get better prices for the monthly settlement, especially on the FX and rates space.

2. Peter Sands:

   It was always our intention to begin a handover process around now ... now is the right time for me to hand over.

3. Alfred Schindler:

   I'm not just leaving overnight - this handover will be organised very carefully, the continuity of our strategy is warranted.

4. Nadiya Savchenko:

   I suggested concrete actions to the president of Ukraine - we need to start initiating the handover of people, but the children of Petro Oleksiyovych (Poroshenko) aren't in captivity, while he spits on your children.

5. Boris Johnson:

   But on the 25th anniversary of the handover, we simply can not avoid the fact that for some time now, Beijing has been failing to comply with its obligations. It's a state of affairs that threatens both the rights and freedoms of Hong Kong ' and the continued progress and prosperity of their home.