The meaning of Buy-off
Buy-off – definition
phrasal verbPay someone with influence in order to receive a favor
phrasal verbDishonestly pay someone to prevent them doing something against one's interests.
Usage examples:
I'll buy off the investigators
phrasal verbTo give someone money so that person will help you or let you do something that is not legal
Usage examples:
A well-known business executive had bought off government inspectors.
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