Synonyms for Selling a bill of goods:
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v.
• fleece
- bleed
, - clip
, - con
, - cozen
, - defraud
, - despoil
, - flimflam
, - gouge
, - hustle
, - jerk around
, - milk
, - mulct
, - overcharge
, - pluck
, - rifle
, - rip off
, - rob
, - rook
, - rope in
, - run a game on
, - sell a bill of goods
, - strip
, - swindle
, - take for a ride
, - take to the cleaners
.
• swindle
- bamboozle
, - bilk
, - deceive
, - diddle
, - dupe
, - extort
, - fleece
, - fool
, - fudge
, - gull
, - hoodwink
, - pull a fast one
, - put one over on
, - sandbag
, - scam
, - set up
, - shaft
, - sucker
, - trick
, - victimize
.
What are the hypernyms for Selling a bill of goods?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for selling a bill of goods?
"Selling a bill of goods" is a colloquial phrase used to describe the act of deceiving someone in order to get them to buy a product or service. The word "bill of goods" refers to a list of items that a person may intend to sell, but the term has come to mean something entirely different in this context. Antonyms for "selling a bill of goods" would include words like honesty, transparency, truthfulness, and trustworthiness. When someone is being honest and forthright about a product or service, they are not trying to sell a bill of goods. Rather, they are offering something of value that the customer can trust and rely on.
What are the antonyms for Selling a bill of goods?
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