Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

large-stake

noun

/lɑrdʒ steɪk/

Definition

A significant investment or interest in a particular venture or situation.

Examples

Investors often prefer to buy a large-stake in startups to secure better returns.
His large-stake in the company gave him considerable power in decision-making.
She decided to take a large-stake in renewable energy projects.

Meaning

Refers to having a considerable amount of money, resources, or involvement in a business or investment, often implying a strong influence or potential for higher returns.