outlet — a retail store selling brand-name goods at discounted prices
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a retail store selling brand-name goods at discounted prices
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈaʊtlet/
Example Sentences
- My wallet became dangerously thin after visiting three outlet malls in one day.
- The coffee shop has limited outlets, so customers fight over charging spots like territorial animals.
- Our company needs to find new sales outlets to expand the business.
outlet
NOUN[/ˈaʊtlet/]
a retail store selling brand-name goods at discounted prices
a delighted woman holds up a designer handbag while checking the price tag with amazement. Her friend points at multiple brand-name items displayed with huge discount markers throughout the store. The shelves are packed with luxury goods at reduced prices as more customers rush in. Other shoppers carry multiple bags filled with discounted merchandise from famous brands. a retail store selling brand-name goods at discounted prices
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“My wallet became dangerously thin after visiting three outlet malls in one day.”
“The coffee shop has limited outlets, so customers fight over charging spots like territorial animals.”
“Our company needs to find new sales outlets to expand the business.”
“Exercise serves as an important outlet for managing daily stress.”
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