noun
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a person who sells
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an article to be sold
this item is always a good seller
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short for selling race
Other Word Forms
- reseller noun
- superseller noun
Etymology
Origin of seller
Example Sentences
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It was bushy all around, with only three people in sight—a couple of smoked-fish sellers calling hopefully into the bus windows and a young man who came up and shook hands with Mr. Dovlo.
From Literature
Refineries in India would need to pay an extra $7 a barrel if they switch from Russia to U.S. sellers, according to Vortexa.
He was previously based in Hong Kong, where he wrote about Amazon's push to recruit sellers in Asia and the Hong Kong protest movements, among other issues.
That said, they acknowledge that it’s often not possible to infer whether any option position taken is speculative or hedging related, and of course, for every buyer of an option, there is a seller.
From MarketWatch
As sellers accept the reality that they need to make price cuts, that’s providing some price relief.
From MarketWatch
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