liquidational

Adjective

liquidational (comparative more liquidational, superlative most liquidational)

1. Of or relating to liquidation.
   • The pressure on iron and steel issues finally provoked liquidational Tennessee Coal and Iron losing over 3, and Chicago Fuel and Iron nearly 2 per cent.1903 May 21, “Baxter & Co.’s Stock Letter”, in Clark Howell, editor, The Atlanta Constitution, volume XXXV, Atlanta, Ga.: Constitution Publishing Co., →OCLC, page 12, column 4
   • The majority position, which is fundamentally correct, was not sufficiently precise on the desirability of avoiding the formation of a fourth national trade union organisation—while the minority position declared itself clearly liquidational in connection with Communist influence in the trade union...1928 July, “Argentine: The Economic and Political Situation”, in The Communist International: Between the Fifth & the Sixth World Congresses, 1924-8, London: Communist Party of Great Britain, […]...