Another word for sell-out | Synonyms for sell-out

Another word for sell-out

sell-out* Synonyms

sell-out*

n.

betrayal, deception, deal; see trick 1.

sell out* Synonyms

sell out*

v.

To betray
thwart, trick, turn in, cop out*; see betray 1, deceive, disappoint.
To get rid of completely
be bought out, be depleted, run out of; see sell 1.

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Another word for sell out

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see sell

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The committee is anticipating another successful year and expects a sell-out crowd.
Since 1933, the Radio City Christmas Spectacular has been an absolute sell-out.
Swiss engineer Karl Muller created a new line of shoes based on this concept that is now a sell-out idea, with the plan to eliminate back pain, arch issues, and other body and foot problems stemming from contemporary shoe selections.
She played shows to sell-out crowds on a regular basis, including one show at the Calle Ocho Festival in Miami to which she drew a crowd of 100,000.

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