Deal
Deal noun - A considerable amount.
Merchandising and deal are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Merchandising" instead a noun "Deal".
Merchandising
Merchandising noun - The exchange of goods for an agreed sum of money.
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Synonyms for Merchandising
Deal and merchandising are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Deal" instead a noun "Merchandising".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- business and deal
- business and merchandising
- push and deal
- push and merchandising
- stock and deal
- stock and merchandising
- distribute and deal
- distribute and merchandising
- distribution and deal
- distribution and merchandising
- barter and deal
- barter and merchandising
- sell and deal
- sell and merchandising
Both words in one sentence
- Jack Nicholson's $60 million deal for the 1989 Batman movie included a $6 million base salary, top billing and both a percentage of the gross and merchandising.
Source: Money, Dear Boy -
For about six months in 1993, they were frickin ubiquitous, due to a merchandising deal with Coca-Cola.
Source: Useful Notes / The '90s -
Richard uses this revelation to blackmail him into accepting a merchandising deal for his series.
Source: Series / Made In Canada
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