Markets is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MARKETS in dictionary:

VERB:
• MARKET, to offer for sale
• advertise or promote (something)
• go shopping for provisions
• offer for sale
NOUN:
• a regular gathering of people for the purchase and sale of provisions, livestock, and other commodities
• an open space or covered building where vendors convene to sell their goods
• an area or arena in which commercial dealings are conducted
• a demand for a particular commodity or service
• the state of trade at a particular time or in a particular context
• the free market
• a stock market

Words related to MARKETS

market12 marketed15 marketing16

How to use MARKETS in a sentence

• Germany would therefore damage all her creditors, especially in the foreign markets.
• In New York it is thus appropriated for markets, hospitals, and other public purposes.
• It is affirmed, that the revenue of the city only, from its markets, harbour, and tribute of merchants, amount to 20,000 crowns daily.
• This tariff had become necessary, as he thought, in view of the prevailing distress produced by dependence on foreign markets.
• Taxes, markets, population, schools, opportunities for Vermonters and general improvement in all values and interests.
• Work and employment are secured so long as they find markets which gladly accept their products, since they are paid for by the foreign country.
• He needed local markets, and they sprang up to meet the need.
• He always lived very close to nature, and from his boyhood studied the weather, the markets, his crops and woods, and the various qualities of his lands.
• A few weeks will now bring this new combination process into the active and crucial test of the markets.
• I am sorry to say, that in addition to the account which I have already given of the depressed state of the markets, I must add some dismal intelligence.
• Our capacity to produce has developed so enormously and our products have so multiplied that the problem of more markets requires our urgent and immediate attention.
• From all the restlessness and turmoil of these markets there is escape in the church of S.
• At any rate there seemed to be no other way to get their timber to the markets.
• The garrison was reinforced by two battalions, and four squadrons dispersed in the principal squares and markets of the city, and the gates were shut.
• Domestic markets in the vicinity of the great wheat fields will create a demand for other products.
• There are markets for slaves, or the unhappy natives of Africa would not be seized, chained, and carried over the ocean into slavery.
• About two thirds of the cities of 30,000 population or more have public markets or scales, and fully one third have public markets of importance.
• In olden days, when the world was young, all the beasts lived happily together, and they bought and sold together, and they jointly built markets.
• The tea which Java now furnishes yearly to the markets of the mother country, may be stated at from 200,000 to 300,000 pounds.
• Different kinds of opium are known in the markets of Europe and Asia.
• The markets for their products lay beyond seas, and for their commerce an undisputed right to the peaceful passage of the ocean was necessary.
• As the lands filled up, the little steamers pushed their noses up new streams, seeking new markets.
• This was done to keep the markets open for British wool and manufactures.

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