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to sell out
[phrase form: sell]
01
to betray one's principles or values for personal gain or convenience
02
(of an event) to completely sell all available tickets, seats, leaving none remaining for further purchase
03
to sell the entire supply of a particular product
04
to sell one's entire business or a portion of it
sell out
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Example
The politician was accused of selling out his constituents for campaign donations.
The author refused to sell out and dilute the message of the book for mainstream appeal.
Some musicians resist the temptation to sell out and remain true to their music.
It's disappointing to see people sell out in pursuit of fame and fortune.
The world-famous singer sold out stadiums on every continent during her world tour.
