Antonyms for sell offsell off

Princeton's WordNet

1. sell offverb

   get rid of by selling, usually at reduced prices

   "The store sold off the surplus merchandise"

How to use sell off in a sentence?

1. Tim Ghriskey:

   I’m not surprised to see the market sell off a little bit. I’m never surprised, given the strong run we’ve had for such a long period of time, when you see some periods of profit-taking.

2. Olga Yaskina:

   In Astrakhan, people live badly, we sit there every morning and have done for years, but they still want us gone, probably to get a more profitable trader. They sell off everything to the highest bidder now. Times have changed.

3. Ed Moya:

   You have these doubts over China that is triggering this sell-off in oil, and it's going to gain steam. If oil sells off, it's hard to have a strong stock market.

4. Daniel Hanson:

   Everything that touches Puerto Rico, the debt, the monolines, the banks, will all sell off pretty aggressively.

5. Jonathan Barratt:

   The sell-off was overdone, i think it was more of a knee-jerk reaction because of the substantial build (of oil stocks) at Cushing.

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