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commercial
adjective as in concerning business, marketing
adjective as in intended for financial gain
Strongest matches
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Example Sentences
The analysts said that incumbents and new entrants have a few reasons to work together, including so that commercial satellite firms can avoid the hassle of winning over global regulators.
The team noted that although arginine is sold as a dietary supplement, the dose and schedule used in their experiments were designed for research and do not match commercial products.
Residential and commercial customers are expected to pay 4% more for natural gas this year, while industrial customers face a 21% increase.
The compilation accords dignity to the field and underscores the porous boundary between commercial and fine art.
It’s a toxic cycle: Property taxes on Chicago homeowners last year went up some 16.7%, or $469 million, in part due to declining commercial property values downtown.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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