resell
/ (riːˈsɛl) /
to sell (something) one has previously bought; sell on
Derived forms of resell
- reseller, noun
Words Nearby resell
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How to use resell in a sentence
He wrote four articles a day and rewrote every one of them to resell to another newspaper for another 20 pesos.
With a bit of lipstick, you can sell and resell the same pig over and over.
Secret Campaign for Chairman of the Federal Reserve | Stuart Stevens | September 12, 2013 | THE DAILY BEASTNationwide, entrepreneurs scout estate sales looking for abandoned supplies to resell online.
Web Black Market in Diabetic Supplies Costs Government $200m | Diane Dimond | March 11, 2012 | THE DAILY BEASTA&E's Storage Wars goes through foreclosed storage units to find items to resell.
There are several reasons for this: You can't resell your books after you've finished reading them.
Is This the Device That Will Revolutionize Reading? | Nicholas Ciarelli | October 21, 2009 | THE DAILY BEAST
At Perm travelers from Siberia resell their vehicles, more or less damaged by the long journey across the plains.
Michael Strogoff | Jules VerneTo defeat their schemes the Confederate agents bought back large amounts in bonds intending to resell.
The Day of the Confederacy | Nathaniel W. StephensonHis executors, as we know, were glad to resell to St. Albans Abbey the books he had bought from the monks there.
Old English Libraries | Ernest Savage"You will either resell me those plots at cost price, or you shall not set foot within the office again," Mr. Dowling insisted.
The Tempting of Tavernake | E. Phillips OppenheimWill you ask Lord W. Hay whether, if the report of his going home be true, he will resell me the mules?
Twelve Years of a Soldier's Life in India | W. S. R. Hodson
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