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chain store
noun
- one of a group of retail stores under the same ownership and selling similar merchandise.
chain store
noun
- one of several retail enterprises under the same ownership and management Also calledmultiple store
chain store
- One of many retail stores owned by a single corporation and offering similar products. Examples include Sears and Safeway.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of chain store1
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Example Sentences
There was the time that Graham Joyce and I went to a chain store in the suburbs of Chicago, to sit together to sign books.
The ICSC/Goldman Sachs index of chain-store sales has been chugging along.
The dresses she has worn at the Convention have both been from Talbot's, the discount yet stil prim-and-proper chain store.
Carole first wore the blue dress from chain store Reiss with a black belt to Ascot two years ago.
The chain-store buyers prowling the floor, Bonnie says, are interested.
In the chain-store system of merchandising we see the opposite extreme of coffee retailing.
Then he had told me that the chain-store people had made him an offer, and he went to work in their Hartford store.
"I should have thought there were sufficient chain-store magnates," said Tarsh.
The shop sells as its leaders home-made English tarts that no chain-store could supply.
Notice the places of the big drug and tobacco chain-store systems.
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