Commodity is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMMODITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an article of trade
• a raw material or primary agricultural product that can be bought and sold, such as copper or coffee
• a useful or valuable thing
• something that can be bought or sold
• Convenience; accommodation; profit; benefit; advantage; interest; commodiousness.
• That which affords convenience, advantage, or profit, especially in commerce, including everything movable that is bought and sold (except animals), -- goods, wares, merchandise, produce of land and manufactures, etc.
• A parcel or quantity of goods.
• articles of commerce
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an economic good; as a product of agriculture or mining; an article of commerce especially when delivered for shipment; a mass-produced unspecialized product

Words related to COMMODITY

commodities18

Words that contain COMMODITY

incommodity21 discommodity23

How to use COMMODITY in a sentence

• The same law affords us a proof of the little communication between the parts of the kingdom, from the very different prices which the same commodity bore at the same time.
• They are spoken of as direct and indirect, the former being paid as taxes, the latter as part of the price of a commodity.
• I was surprised at this, for there are few countries so deficient in this essential commodity as Persia.
• They extort from the people contributions for which no equivalent has been given, of commodity or service.
• In choosing a wife, a good disposition will be found the most staple commodity.
• I had a perpetual abundance of a commodity which the philosophers told me was beyond price.
• Actual restraints on the export of capital would be very difficult to enforce, for capital is an elusive commodity that cannot be stopped at the Customs houses.
• Much salt is drawn from its bed in the dry season, and a large part of Syria is hence supplied with the commodity.
• It was in those days that they invented the commodity which is still the staple of official exhibitions throughout Europe.
• History, like literature, is commonly assumed to give to the individual who studies it, a certain amount of that commodity which the world calls culture.
• For he is at the moment advertising the most undesirable article in the world, a commodity for which I can conceive of no demand whatever.
• The commodity should be valuable indeed to be thus brought to market a second time.
• Wax is the chief commodity traversing that line of traffic.
• It is not a little remarkable that the common pepper, the chief produce and staple commodity of the country, is never mixed by the natives in their food.
• The momentary variation was like that in the price of corn, or any other commodity, the result of a momentary disproportion between the demand and supply.
• In the country districts justice was not a commodity intended for the Britisher.
• He trusted he should be enabled to trace to the possession of the defendant eighty pounds weight of the commodity he had been describing.
• It is an imitation of the word which the Mexicans used for this commodity as early as 1500, and when spoken by Europeans is apt to sound like the howl of a dog.
• It is true that you cannot give value to any commodity by law.
• Therefore it is not lawful for me always to sell my commodity as dear, or for as much as I can.
• The kettles were always boiling and sack after sack was filled with the precious commodity.
• A man takes it not to get enjoyment out of it directly, but to apply force, to move something, and that which he moves is the other commodity.
• Every periodical that thrives supplies the public with a certain description of intellectual commodity, which the public is willing to pay for.
• In primitive communities it took the form of cowry-shells or tobacco or gunpowder or any commodity which was in universal request in the place.
• This is the commodity of price, of which you have the monopoly.
• He replied that salt was indeed an acceptable commodity with the poor people, but that if I designed to buy any cattle I must give money for them.
• It is totally otherwise with a day laborer who has no commodity to sell.

Similar words containing MMOD without suffix ity and without prefix co

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