One who acquires; a person or entity that obtains or gains something, especially in formal or legal contexts.
From Latin acquisitor (one who acquires); -or is the classical Latin agent noun suffix, preserved in formal English.
This is the fancy-pants Latin version of 'acquirer'—you'll find it in legal documents and academic writing, where it sounds more authoritative than plain 'acquirer.'
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