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.
See also: business, of, out, put

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Roser-Catalan
CiceroSIS-ə-ro (English)Ancient Roman
Veasna-Khmer
Escobar[es'kɔvɔr]
Ariehahr-YE (Jewish)Biblical, Hebrew, Biblical Hebrew
Jagadisha-Hinduism