Synonyms for sold
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1. soldadjective

   disposed of to a purchaser

   "this merchandise is sold"

   Antonyms:
   unsold

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1. List of paraphrases for "sold":

   marketed, sale, selling, sales, sell, traded, resold

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1. Oli London:

   People like these 18-year-olds that have had their bodies altered in unnatural ways, and now they live to regret it. She is saying they don't exist. And, you know, this was a committee meeting about combating violence against LGBT people. Well, I have to say, people like this woman are the reason why people that detransition get hate, they get bullied. They get abuse because people like her in a position of power that say these people don't exist. You know, that shows that these people don't care about detransition. They don't care about it. They just care about the dream being sold that everyone who is trans is happy. And it's simply not the case.

2. Morgan Stanley:

   The securities at issue were marketed and sold to sophisticated institutional investors and their performance has been consistent with the sector as a whole, it is also worth noting that the alleged victim in this case elected not to pursue its own lawsuit against the firm.

3. Todd Brandow:

   There was a rumor that there were archives in the Condé Nast offices in New York that nobody had known about, it was difficult to get access, but when I finally got in, they told Todd Brandow that it had all been sold and nothing was left.

4. Gary Vaynerchuk:

   We all want to be something we're not, these days everybody wants to be an expert on entrepreneurship - even if they have never sold anything in their lives.

5. Rashida Shaikenova:

   Many tourists have already sold back their holiday vouchers for Egypt, we've already seen a 60-70 percent drop in demand for tourist trips abroad... The latest plane crash can make things even worse.