Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
buyup
verb
/ˈbaɪˌʌp/

Definition
To purchase a large number of items or a significant stock of something, often to gain control or to resell at a higher price.

Examples
- The company decided to buy up smaller competitors to increase its market share.
- She managed to buy up all the limited edition sneakers before they sold out.
- Investors often buy up real estate in developing areas to capitalize on future growth.

Meaning
The act of buying out a market, product line, or an entire stock in order to influence supply and demand.

Synonyms
- acquire
- purchase
- procure
- gobble up