wholesaled

Variant of wholesale

noun

the selling of goods in relatively large quantities and usually at lower prices than at retail, esp. such selling to retailers for resale to consumers

Origin: ME holesale (< phr. by hole sale, by wholesale): see whole & sale

adjective

  1. of, connected with, or engaged in such selling: wholesale prices
  2. extensive, sweeping, or indiscriminate: wholesale criticism

adverb

  1. in wholesale amounts or at wholesale prices
  2. extensively, sweepingly, or indiscriminately: to reject proposals wholesale

transitive verb, intransitive verb wholesaled, wholesaling

to sell wholesale

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