Commercial is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMMERCIAL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an advertisement broadcast on radio or television
• a television or radio advertisement
• a travelling sales representative.
• a commercially sponsored ad on radio or television
ADJECTIVE:
• related to commerce
• concerned with or engaged in commerce
• making or intended to make a profit
• having profit rather than artistic or other value as a primary aim
• (of television or radio) funded by the revenue from broadcast advertisements.
• (of chemicals) supplied in bulk and not of the highest purity.
• Of or pertaining to commerce; carrying on or occupied with commerce or trade; mercantile; as, commercial advantages; commercial relations.
• connected with or engaged in or sponsored by or used in commerce or commercial enterprises
• of or relating to commercialism
• of the kind or quality used in commerce; average or inferior
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• occupied with or engaged in commerce or work intended for commerce; of or relating to commerce; characteristic of commerce; suitable, adequate, or prepared for commerce being of an average or inferior quality; producing artistic work of low standards for quick market success

Words related to COMMERCIAL

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Words that contain COMMERCIAL

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How to use COMMERCIAL in a sentence

• One of the ancient commercial streets of Seville, known to-day as the Calle de Villegas.
• Then Leonce, the son of Ambroise, who was conquering such a high position in the commercial world, now had a brother, Charles, and two little sisters, Pauline and Sophie.
• The Greeks judged well of the commercial advantages of Marseilles when they made it the seat of one of their early colonies.
• This city was originally called Byzantium, and was a flourishing Greek commercial center six hundred years before Christ.
• In many sections of the country our forests are now so reduced that they are of little commercial importance.
• I am not a sufficient expert to pronounce a definite opinion on the commercial and financial side of the question.
• Kerchensteiner is quoted by the Commercial Club of Chicago as saying, in a letter to Mr.
• Meanwhile in these Philippines of themselves he had discovered a region of no small commercial importance.
• For students electing to go into commercial work, general education may be taught more effectively through the medium of commercial subjects than through academic ones.
• The recent parliamentary report on forestry shows that trees are now of little commercial value in this country.
• Surely, a worthless hour of life, when measured by the usual standards of commercial value.
• It is this building that, metamorphosed, is to become the Commercial Exchange that has been so earnestly demanded since 1880 by the commerce of Paris.
• They had accepted life as a commercial enterprise, in which, above all, they must do credit to the business.
• The commercial convention at Annapolis was not full enough to do business.
• Without preface he inquired the amount of his deposit subject to check in the Commercial Bank.
• But it is exhausting to the soil in England, and therefore not favoured in home growth for commercial uses.
• The resulting wealth and commercial power of it maybe, but not one moment of the joy with which only two days before he had regarded the broad vista of the future.
• On the retirement from Parliamentary duties, through commercial misfortunes, of Mr.
• A great many ships call here, as this is the most important commercial city in Syria.
• I visited the Orient, extensively investigating the commercial field in that direction.
• It gave rise to an immense deal of commercial law, which has always existed independent of any act of Parliament.
• He became partner, and then head of a house having commercial relations with half the world.
• As the political and commercial agent of his people, the Jesuit had great opportunities, and in this capacity he usually gave a full measure of service.
• You see the beginning of the process already in such an event as the newly-concluded commercial treaty between Canada and France.
• Most commercial document examiners will accept copies of standards to work from and this is to our, and your, advantage.
• It has large flour mills, warehouses, five churches, and schools, electric lights, and water system, bank, newspaper, parks, and important commercial institutions.

Similar words containing MMERCI without suffix al and without prefix co

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