Synonyms for antitrust
ˌæn tiˈtrʌst, ˌæn taɪ-an·titrust

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1. antimonopoly, antitrustadjective

   of laws and regulations; designed to protect trade and commerce from unfair business practices

   Synonyms:
   antimonopoly

   Antonyms:
   unjust, unfair

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1. List of paraphrases for "antitrust":

   anti-trust, antimonopoly, anti-monopoly

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1. Patrick Young:

   The very big players are already starting to be in danger of running into antitrust anywhere they go, we are coming to the point where the great exchanges merger game is coming to an end, the great powers have been defined.

2. David Heinemeier Hansson:

   I think the event itself is more important than what any individual executive is going to say, what's so wild is, we've essentially gone 25 years without any material antitrust enforcement in technology since the Microsoft Store case. All of a sudden, we're just sitting on a buffet of antitrust enforcement.

3. Elizabeth Warren:

   How was Amazon able to build a huge clothing presence ? The answer is they had inside information about what Indians were buying, most people think of antitrust as simply the area a company is in. But what Amazon has shown is how a company can dominate in one area and then leverage that into dominance across multiple areas.

4. Bernie Sanders:

   And its not just Amazon, i think we need vigorous antitrust legislation in this country because you are seeing you name the area, whether its pharmaceuticals, whether it is Wall Street, whether it is high tech fewer and fewer gigantic corporations owning those sectors. He would appoint an attorney general.

5. Avery Gardiner:

   I think it's a stretch to call this an antitrust problem, and giving people more than six months notice of a future price increase isn't the sort of conduct we usually characterize as an abuse of power.