Commercial
Commercial adjective - Fit or likely to be sold especially on a large scale.
Numbers and commercial are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Numbers" instead an adjective "Commercial".
Numbers
Numbers noun - An illegal daily lottery.
Commercial and numbers are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Commercial" instead an adjective "Numbers".
Both words in one sentence
- Or that both Cryptic Writings and Risk were commercial disasters and that everything afterwards was generic, by-the-numbers Fanservice with no soul.
Source: Discontinuity / Music -
While Tusk still sold in numbers that most bands would only dream of, it was dubbed a commercial disappointment.
Source: Music / Tusk -
The Edutainment Game Math Heads had "Irrational Eddie" during the fake commercial breaks, who spoke with a very wet voice, trying to peddle irrational numbers and other mathematical peculiarities.
Source: Insane Proprietor
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