Adjective

/ˈhōlˌsāl/,

The selling of goods in large quantities to be retailed by others,

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sell in large quantities
at a wholesale price; "I can sell it to you wholesale"
sweeping: ignoring distinctions; "sweeping generalizations"; "wholesale destruction"
on a large scale without careful discrimination; "I buy food wholesale"
Wholesaling, jobbing, or distributing is defined as the sale of goods or merchandise to retailers, to industrial, commercial, institutional, or other professional business users, or to other wholesalers and related subordinated services. ...
to contract a property with the intention of reselling it quickly at a higher price.
The sale of goods in quantity to a distributor who in turn sells to retail stores and institutions, instead of individual consumers.
We do not carry enough stock to sell wholesale.
The method used in selling a customer’s trade-in or purchasing used cars through an individual or at an auction.
provision of a telecommunications service or facility to a service provider, regardless of whether that service provider rebills the service or facility to another entity, or uses that service or facility internally to support the services it bills. French: de gros.
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the sale of securities among broker-dealers and to large institutional investors. Securities sold at wholesale go for slightly lower prices than those paid by individual investors.
Selling (or buying) items that are destined for resale to the public.
The business to business sale of products (and services) in large quantity.
Channel members in a distribution network (commercialization schedule) that sell to other wholesalers and retailers. Generally, it involves sales to other organizations that are not the intended end user (customer) for the product. ...
The sale of goods in large amounts, as to retailers or jobbers rather than to consumers directly. See also retail.
Sells specialised travel products to retail travel companies.
To sell goods and services to those buying for resale (e.g. a shop) or for business use.
A term often misused in the jewelry trade, as in "wholesale to the public". True wholesale involves the trading of large quantities of a commodity, or smaller quantities on a regular basis.
The cost of Section 1 products to a Consultant based on a discount from suggested retail prices. One should not draw the mistaken conclusion that the cost to a Consultant is the true wholesale cost of that product.
A count or total that obscures cards' identities. A bid of 5♥ in response to Blackwood shows two aces wholesale, without announcing which aces they are.
Traditionally this term has referred to the sale of goods in large quantities by a manufacturer to a distributor who would then add on a profit "markup."  The distributor then resells the products to a retailer such as a neighborhood retail or department store. ...
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As opposed to retail, wholesale concerns the traffic routing between a carrier and another carrier.
Cost for goods before retail markup.