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supersalesman

American  
[soo-per-seylz-muhn, soo-per-seylz-] / ˌsu pərˈseɪlz mən, ˈsu pərˌseɪlz- /

noun

plural

supersalesmen
  1. an extremely skillful and effective salesperson.

  2. a person who is extremely skillful and effective at persuading others to agree to something.


Other Word Forms

  • supersalesmanship noun

Etymology

Origin of supersalesman

super- + salesman

Example Sentences

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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

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

Connally was not in this instance playing his usual role of supersalesman.

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 suave and brilliant supersalesman, he built the company into an $81,000,000 concern, made it one of the largest purveyors of building materials in the U.S.

From Time Magazine Archive