supersalesman
Americannoun
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an extremely skillful and effective salesperson.
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a person who is extremely skillful and effective at persuading others to agree to something.
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Incandescent with energy and bonhomie, Law turns out to be a supersalesman in this regard.
From Seattle Times • Feb. 3, 2014
Sadat's supersalesman first learned the art of getting along in Alexandria, where he grew up during the Lawrence Durrell era of cosmopolitan concord among the city's Arabs, Jews and Europeans.
From Time Magazine Archive
Nixon needed a supersalesman who could put across his economic programs to the Democratic Congress, the business community and the consumer.
From Time Magazine Archive
But Sam Breadon, baseball's supersalesman, didn't look happy.
From Time Magazine Archive
Rick Byers, 28, is a supersalesman who stumbled into real estate.
From Time Magazine Archive
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