Synonyms for PROCUREMENT
pro·cure·ment

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1. procurement, procurance, procuralnoun

   the act of getting possession of something

   "he was responsible for the procurement of materials and supplies"

   Synonyms:
   procural, procurement, procurance

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1. • Acquisition

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1. procurementnoun

   Synonyms:
   management, contrivance, agency, intervention, procuration

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1. List of paraphrases for "procurement":

   acquisition, purchases, purchasing, purchase, acquisitions, supply, contracting, procuring, buying, recruitment, markets, shopping, buying-in, sourcing, procured, market, procure, buy, procurements, contracts, supplies, pimping, award, takeover, hiring, purchased

Concise Medical Dictionary, by Joseph C Segen, MDRate these synonyms:1.0 / 2 votes

1. procurement

   Synonyms:
   Transplantation "Harvesting"

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1. The European Commission:

   The anticompetitive conduct subject to fines in this case concerns agreements to collude in procurement tenders for optical disk drives for laptops and desktops produced by Dell and Hewlett Packard (HP).

2. Dominic Cummings:

   As the PM said himself, Hancock's performance on testing, procurement, PPE [ personal protective equipment ], care homes etc was' totally f ** king hopeless,'.

3. Special Inspector:

   These problems are serious, they are so serious that we started a criminal investigation related to the procurement of the ANA uniforms.

4. Business Secretary Sajid Javid:

   By changing the procurement rules on these major infrastructure projects we are backing the future of UK steel - opening up significant opportunities for UK suppliers and allowing them to compete more effectively with international companies.

5. Eliot Cohen:

   Normally the deputy secretary is 'Mr. or Ms. Inside,' and a lot of that is procurement and acquisition and that sort of things, of course, he carries particular heft as a retired four-star [general], so it may be easier for him to simply push through those changes.