Synonyms for Wholesale
ˈhoʊlˌseɪlwhole·sale

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1. wholesaleadjective

   the selling of goods to merchants; usually in large quantities for resale to consumers

   Antonyms:
   retail, discriminate

2. sweeping, wholesaleverb

   ignoring distinctions

   "sweeping generalizations"; "wholesale destruction"

   Synonyms:
   sweeping, wholesale

   Antonyms:
   retail, discriminate

3. wholesaleadverb

   sell in large quantities

   Antonyms:
   retail, discriminate

4. wholesaleadverb

   at a wholesale price

   "I can sell it to you wholesale"

   Synonyms:
   in large quantities

   Antonyms:
   retail, discriminate

5. wholesale, in large quantitiesadverb

   on a large scale without careful discrimination

   "I buy food wholesale"

   Synonyms:
   in large quantities, wholesale

   Antonyms:
   retail, discriminate

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1. List of paraphrases for "wholesale":

   wholesaling, wholesalers, big, large, basically, bulk

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1. Sara Al-Tukhaim:

   If I'm Sara Al-Tukhaim and I'm paying for a membership I want only the most relevant items in the club. I want something that speaks directly to me, costco Wholesale Corp has had a very longstanding regional buying structure where they have been able to do Costco Wholesale Corp.

2. Morris Cohen:

   It seems pretty clear that predictions of wholesale reshoring back to market related countries like the U.S., Canada, Europe is not happening on a large scale, it is happening. And in selected industries, it's a major thing. But just as much as companies are returning, there are other situations where companies continue to offshore, either to Asia or to other parts of the world.

3. Tom Kloza:

   Every single distributor and retailer will look to get filled up today, they'll be paying $ 3 for wholesale gas, but they're worried about paying $ 4 a gallon next time.

4. Jean Su:

   The next president will need to rejoin the accord immediately and commit to the rapid, wholesale clean-energy transformation the climate emergency demands.

5. Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook:

   And so the question for us after we get on the other side will be, was the resilience there or not and do we need to make some changes, my perspective sitting here today is that if there are changes, you're talking about adjusting some knobs, not some sort of wholesale fundamental change.