Synonyms for Wholesale:
adj.
•all (adjective)sweeping.
•extensive (adjective)
all-inclusive.
•indiscriminate (adjective)
comprehensive, extensive, general, over-all, complete, widespread, total.
•wholesale (adjective)
large-scale, general, widespread, indiscriminate, extensive, overall, bulk, sweeping, total, comprehensive, complete.
•wide-ranging (adjective)
sweeping.
n.
discount, totally, entirely, utterly, really, loose, purely, commercial, well, thoroughly, absolutely, fully, large-scale, completely. all, overall, all-inclusive, whole, Everything, all-or-nothing, the sum total, altogether. detail, cold call, customer care, credit rating, churn rate, call, aftermarket, cross-selling, buyer's market, direct marketing. mail order, at cost, BOGOF, open market, down, freemium, first refusal. •price (noun)discount.
•wholesale (noun)
in large quantities, sweeping, bulk, indiscriminate.
v.
•sell (verb)auction.
Other synonyms:
mail order, first refusal, the sum total, freemium, BOGOF, general, Everything, open market, commercial, overall. altogether, comprehensive, complete, whole, all. down. •Other relevant words:
comprehensive, entirely, overall, call, cross-selling, large-scale, well, general, indiscriminate, discount, really, all, fully, over-all, in large quantities, freemium, BOGOF, whole, all-or-nothing, all-inclusive, down, purely, complete, utterly, widespread, at cost, aftermarket, altogether, thoroughly, bulk, totally, sweeping, absolutely, total, extensive, loose, Everything, detail, commercial, completely.
Usage examples for wholesale
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This was directed against the wholesale robbery and corruption which the East India Company had been guilty of in its government of the country. – Burke's Speech on Conciliation with America by Edmund Burke
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The street from this point, which terminates at the Delaware River, making a total of fourteen squares, is full of wholesale houses. – Shepp's Photographs of the World by James W. Shepp Daniel B. Shepp
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He asked for her husband's address and she told him that the only address he had left was care of another wholesale firm in their line in New York,- she supposed he could reach her husband there. – Tales of the Road by Charles N. Crewdson