EXP

¹

[ee-eks-pee, eks-pee]

abbreviation

1. experience point(s).

exp.

²

abbreviation

1. expenses.

2. expired.

3. exponential.

4. export.

5. exported.

6. exporter.

7. express.

exp

symbol

1. exponential (sense 2)

Example Sentences

Through Bilt’s “Buy a Home” program, homeowners who work with an approved eXp agent can earn 1 point per $2 of a home’s purchase price, with no cap for maximum points earned.

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For instance, buyers who work with an eXp agent to purchase an $800,000 house can potentially get 400,000 rewards points in one shot.

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A spokesperson for eXp said the company was still studying the complaint, adding: "We are committed to upholding fair and transparent practices compliant with law and we already have mechanisms and a plan in place that enables buyers and sellers to negotiate commissions."

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It names NAR as a defendant, as well as several major brokerages including Compass, eXp World Holdings, Redfin and Douglas Elliman.

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In 2017, an all-American K-pop boy band, Exp Edition, debuted in South Korea but they are no longer active.

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