noun
- people appointed to wind up the affairs of a company or business, especially by selling assets to pay debts
- people who eliminate or destroy something completely
Usage: business; legal
Examples
- The court appointed liquidators to handle the bankrupt company’s assets.
- Liquidators sold off the factory equipment to pay creditors.
- The liquidators worked for months to settle all outstanding debts.
- After the merger failed, liquidators were brought in to close the business.
- The liquidators systematically eliminated all traces of the old regime.
- Professional liquidators handled the dissolution of the partnership.