- duopolistic
- adjective see duopoly
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
duopolistic
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duopoly — [djʊ ɒpəli] noun (plural duopolies) a situation in which two suppliers dominate a market. Derivatives duopolistic adjective Origin 1920s: from duo , on the pattern of monopoly … English new terms dictionary
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