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advertise
verb as in publicize for the purpose of selling or causing one to want
Strong matches
Example Sentences
Additionally, this could have serious implications on which products brands can run as deals, given Amazon’s traditional requirements that the advertised deal price must be the lowest price in a certain number of trailing days.
That means much of the brain trust for the American textile industry—the Manufacturing Solutions Center’s website advertises “300 years of textile experience”—got its training in private-sector jobs that no longer exist in the United States.
Together, the team will help you learn all the new ways you can advertise with Google.
If you’re just starting to advertise in a region that’s not familiar with your brand, you can often expect higher CPAs.
Some blogs advertise a specific price for getting a backlink on their website.
To paraphrase Peter Tosh, if Illinois were to legalize it, would you advertise it?
It was an excellent, pointed answer that even managed to advertise her movie.
This is something Uber does to advertise itself to people who might sign up to provide rides for the firm.
Their trailers advertise the cruelties coming to a village near you.
In the end, there may not have been enough money to sufficiently advertise for the film in support of its release.
He seems to think you ought to advertise your steam-engines for thrashing; indeed, I think so too.
She was furthermore attired in an old Paisley shawl belonging to her grandmother—what better way to advertise a grandmother?
With a few posters and similar devices to advertise it, it would presently continue to advertise itself.
But old tales, like old wine, need nothing but themselves to advertise them.
They began to advertise her sketches as "different" and to build up a vogue.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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