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Definitions of market:

noun: the world of commercial activity where goods and services are bought and sold
Example: "Without competition there would be no market"
noun: the securities markets in the aggregate
Example: "The market always frustrates the small investor"
noun: the customers for a particular product or service
Example: "Before they publish any book they try to determine the size of the market for it"
noun: a marketplace where groceries are sold
Example: "The grocery store included a meat market"
verb: engage in the commercial promotion, sale, or distribution of
Example: "The company is marketing its new line of beauty products"
verb: deal in a market
verb: buy household supplies
Example: "We go marketing every Saturday"
verb: make commercial
name: A surname (very rare: popularity rank in the U.S.: #50587)

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Words and phrases that have a meaning related to market: (240 results)
Synonyms:
commercialize, grocery, grocery store, marketplace, securities industry

Contains:
business, business enterprise, commercial enterprise, shelf

More general:
activity, alter, change, class, deal, industry, mart, merchandise, sell, social class, socio-economic class, trade

More specific:
bear market, black market, bull market, buyer's market, greengrocery, labor market, money market, monopoly, monopsony, offer, seller's market, supermarket

Often used in the same context:
buy, communication, mark, marketing, shop, store

Appears in the definition of:
., advance, analyze, antitrust case, antitrust law, antitrust legislation, arb, arbitrage, arbitrager, arbitrageur, assessment, attuned, bear, bid price, black, black marketeer, blip, bring on, bring out, bull, butcher, buyers' market, cash crop, cash price, cattle trail, chartist, clog, close, close corporation, closed corporation, closed-end fund, closed-end investment company, closing price, collapse, collar, convulsion, corner, correct, correction, critical mass, curb market, david ricardo, deliver, depressed, dow jones, dow-jones industrial average, downtick, downturn, dress, dress out, drift, dumping, dynamic, equity, face value, falling, fallow, fattened, federal home loan mortgage corporation, feedlot, fhlmc, field corn, finis, finish, flea market, flood, fluctuate, foothold, freddie mac, free enterprise, gain, garden truck, gdp, generically, glutted, gnp, gould, gray market, grazier, great depression, green goods, green groceries, greenville, gross domestic product, gross national product, herbert clark hoover, herbert hoover, hoover, hot, inroad, jay gould, jean monnet, laissez-faire economy, large-cap, large-capitalisation, large-capitalization, letter security, liberalism, low, managed economy, market analyst, market day, market economy, market forces, market gardening, market letter, market order, market penetration, market town, merchantability, mint, monnet, monopolisation, monopolization, nervously, nominal value, non-market economy, offer price, oligopoly, otc security, overcapitalise, overcapitalize, over the counter security, owensboro, panfish, panic, paper gold, paper loss, paper profit, par value, peg, p/e ratio, pick, picking, plummet, plunge, president hoover, price gouging, price index, price level, price-to-earnings ratio, private corporation, privately held corporation, processor, produce, profitable, pyramid, quotation, real estate investment trust, reincarnate, reit, retail, retire, reverberation, ricardo, rockfish, scalp, sellers' market, shakeout, share, sharp, shipping fever, shipping pneumonia, short account, sinking, slam-dunk, slaughterer, sluggish, small-cap, small-capitalisation, small-capitalization, small fortune, soar, software, souk, south america, special drawing rights, spot market, spot price, stall-fed, standard and poor's, standard and poor's index, support level, technical, tender offer, tip, tip sheet, trend, truck farm, truck farming, truck garden, tuned, underquote, unearned increment, unfattened, unlisted security, unsold, up, uptick, volatility, whitefish

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