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sell
verb as in exchange an object for money
Strong matches
bargain, barter, boost, contract, dispose, drum, dump, exchange, hustle, merchandise, persuade, pitch, plug, puff, push, retail, retain, snow, spiel, stock, traffic, unload, vend, wholesale
Weak matches
be in business, clinch the deal, close the deal, deal in, put across, put up for sale, soft sell, soft soap, sweet-talk
Example Sentences
That’s also when Rupert Murdoch, the now 93-year-old media baron, decided to sell much of 21st Century Fox to Walt Disney Co.
Being forced to sell Chrome would be among the worst possible outcomes for Google.
It is illegal to sell semagultide without a prescription, but drugs can be bought privately, including at supermarkets, chemists and high-street clinics, with pens costing between £200 and £300.
Under this program, entities earn and sell credits for cutting emissions, and dairies profit by converting methane into renewable natural gas.
The Ohio-born comic further established his comedy cred when he became the youngest stand-up comedian to sell out the Hollywood Bowl during the second installment of the Netflix Is a Joke Festival in May.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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