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
Despite his flair for public relations and his reputation as a supersalesman, Okada's autocratic ways angered his colleagues.
From Time Magazine Archive
For the past three decades, while the Queen usually stayed home in their rambling Soestdijk mansion, the prince, now 64, has served as supersalesman for Dutch goods abroad.
From Time Magazine Archive
It is easy to dismiss lacocca as just another supersalesman because he is so good at it.
From Time Magazine Archive
A supersalesman, he saw no reason why Sears could not sell anything.
From Time Magazine Archive
Europeans also use their diplomats abroad as supersalesmen.
From Time Magazine Archive
Gibson President Charles J. Gibson Jr., 46, holds awards luncheons, hands out Hollywood-type Oscars to supersalesmen.
From Time Magazine Archive
Though Washington spoke of Red orders for U.S. heavy industry, the supersalesmen actually in Moscow last week all seemed to offer equipment to motorize the Red Army against Japan.
From Time Magazine Archive
I've three supersalesmen who say they can sell.
From Time Magazine Archive
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