trustbuster

trust·bust·er

a person, esp. a federal official, who seeks to dissolve corporate trusts through the vigorous enforcement of antitrust laws

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trustbuster

noun

One that seeks to prosecute or dissolve business trusts.

Related Forms:

trust′bust′ing
adjective
noun

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Noun

(plural trustbusters)

(US) A person or entity responsible for breaking up trusts or monopolies.

Origin

trust +"Ž buster

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