superfirm
superfirm noun: an especially large and successful firm (business concern).
Noun
superfirm (plural superfirms)
- An especially large and successful firm (business concern).
- The superfirms tend to become elaborate bureaucracies, with special patterns of recruitment, in-service training, and so on.1975, Roger Hilsman, The crouching future: international politics and U.S. foreign policy
Forms of superfirm
| plural | superfirms |
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Origin of superfirm
From super- + firm.
Questions about superfirm
- What does superfirm mean?
- Superfirm means an especially large and successful firm (business concern).
- What part of speech is superfirm?
- Superfirm is a noun.
- What is the plural of superfirm?
- The plural of superfirm is superfirms.
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