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- put (someone or something) out of business
put (someone or something) out of business
put (someone or something) out of business
To cause or force a person, company, group, or organization to cease commercial trading. The advent of digital books has revolutionized the publishing industry, but unfortunately it has also put a lot of traditional book sellers and publishers out of business. The government put us out of business after news of alleged insider trading was leaked to the media.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Megan | | MEG-ən (English) | Welsh, English |
| Alica | | - | Slovak |
| Eilwen | | - | Welsh |
| Tianna | | tee-AN-ə | English (Modern) |
| Katherine | | KATH-ə-rin, KATH-rin | English |
| Mireia | | mee-RE-yə (Catalan) | Catalan, Spanish |