buys in
Joins the pot
To buy in is to purchase a stake or position in something, whether literal or figurative.
An investor buys in to a fund or company.
More commonly, to buy in means to accept or commit to an idea: The team won't succeed unless everyone buys in.
The noun buy-in refers to such acceptance or commitment: We need buy-in from leadership before proceeding.
- membershipState of belonging
- investmentDeploying capital for returns
- subscriptionPaid recurring access
- acquisitionAct of obtaining something
- acceptanceConsent to receive
adoption · endorsement · commitment · conviction · allegiance · purchase · persuasion · consensus · stake · belief · true believer · drinks the Kool-Aid · engagement · funding · trust · ownership · involvement · equity
buys inrejects
Refuses or discards
dismisses · doubts · disbelieves · questions · pushes back
buys inopts out
Declines to participate
bows out · withdraws · backs out · checks out · disengages
buys insells out
Compromises values for profit
cashes out · divests · folds · exits · liquidates
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