Phrasal Verb - selling out
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.Definition
- To sell all of one's supply of a product or resource. 2. To betray one's principles or values for financial gain or popularity. 3. To be in great demand and sell quickly, often exceeding the available supply.
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | The concert tickets sold out in less than an hour. |
| 2 | The limited edition sneakers sold out within minutes of being released. |
| 3 | Despite his strong convictions, the politician sold out to the big corporations for financial gain. |
| 4 | The artist's exhibition sold out every day, drawing large crowds. |
| 5 | The popular restaurant sells out of its signature dish every night. |
| 6 | The bookstore owner was thrilled when the latest bestseller sold out in a single day. |
| 7 | The band's concert tour sold out in record time, with fans clamoring for tickets. |
| 8 | The city park sells out during the summer months, with families bringing picnic baskets and blankets. |
| 9 | The art collector's auction sold out, bringing in millions of dollars. |
| 10 | The football game sold out, with fans traveling from all over the country to attend |