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mart (märt)
noun
- a market, or trading center
- Obsolete
- a fair
- buying and selling; bargaining
- a bargain
Etymology: ME marte < MDu, var. of markt < VL marcatus, for L mercatus, market
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Preposition: of
- nation: In 730 Bede calls the city " the mart of many nations " .
Converse of object
- use: Farmers in Dumfries and Galloway are using the mart on a regular weekly basis to dispose of cattle onto the OTMS.
Adjective modifier
- local: These again are sold through the local auction marts attracting buyers from the arable areas.
Modifies a noun
- plan: Women and their health insurance mart plan wal reform and economic by reductions in purchase offer delta.
Noun used with modifier
- auction: The library will be built on the site of the former auction mart on Junction Road.
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