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verb-transitive:
- to use ways of company to for revenue.
- to-do, exploit, or make chiefly for profit.
- To lose the quality of for revenue.
- to put on ways of business to for revenue.
- doing, exploit, or make chiefly for financial gain.
- To sacrifice the quality of for revenue.
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verb:
- to apply business methodology to something being profit
- to exploit some thing for maximum profit, sometimes by losing high quality
- take advantage of for maximum revenue, usually by compromising high quality
- make commercial
- to put on company methodology to anything to be able to profit
- to take advantage of anything for optimum financial gain, occasionally by losing high quality
- take advantage of for maximal profit, often by sacrificing high quality
- make commercial
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noun:
- to make some thing commercial in personality, either by placing it obtainable in the open-market, or by emphasizing its profit-making aspects.
- to help make anything commercial in personality, either by putting it for sale regarding open-market, or by emphasizing its profit-making aspects.
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others:
- To render commercial in personality, practices, or spirit; make a matter of trade.
- To render commercial in personality, techniques, or character; make a matter of trade.
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Definition for "commercialize"
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Sentence for "commercialize"
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Verb Forms for "commercialize"
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Hypernym for "commercialize"
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Variant for "commercialize"
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