Antonyms for sold-outsold-out

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1. sold-out(a)adjective

   having taken a bribe or bribes

   "a sold-out politician"

   Antonyms:
   unsold, incorrupt

2. sold-outadjective

   sold completely in advance

   "had a sold-out house for both performances"

   Antonyms:
   unsold, incorrupt

   Synonyms:
   sold-out(a)

How to use sold-out in a sentence?

1. Jeremy Dunn:

   My wife and I joke about it all the time, because when I made the initial order of 72 pair of socks she was, let's just say, not that stoked about having that many pairs of teal socks lying around our apartment. But they sold out in the first hour that we posted them on our Instagram accounts.

2. Mitch Allen:

   There's a huge demand, her Santas've been sold out on weekends for over a month, which is unusual. Usually, Her Santas get sold out after Thanksgiving.

3. Brianne McLaughlin-Bittle:

   Read MoreAs the sold-out crowd's pretty, pretty cool, every time she makes a save this place goes nuts !

4. Machine Gun Kelly:

   I feel like s ---, well, I know you did a sold-out show at Madison Square Garden last night. Congratulations.

5. Alexis Tsipras:

   If I agree to such an escrow, I can buy a ticket to fly to any other country, because back home they'll think that I sold out Greece.

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