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marketplace
/ ˈmɑːkɪtˌpleɪs /
noun
- a place where a public market is held
- any centre where ideas, opinions, etc, are exchanged
- the commercial world of buying and selling
Word History and Origins
Origin of marketplace1
Example Sentences
All these metrics that can easily be tracked can reveal your app’s discoverability in the app marketplaces.
In a blog post, Amazon said it would back the bill, provided the language was amended so all stores and marketplaces were held to the same standards, regardless of their model for collecting fees.
For our programmatic data-driven business, our private marketplace revenue has grown north of 50% in the last year.
The remainder of 2020 will be crucial for brands to win Share of Voice in these marketplaces and start building a customer base.
These new curated marketplaces, however, don’t come at a premium — at least not yet.
So the CIW has looked to the marketplace to enforce these guarantees.
And he instinctively understood the marketplace—whether of ideas or something more concrete.
“The goal of our website is to turn that process into a large marketplace,” says Horrigan, who hopes to grow the site nationally.
And when a fraudulent work hits the marketplace, it tends to circulate.
The charge against Morgan involved the sale of a rifle listed with an online gun marketplace called the Carolina Shooters Club.
It was that one day in the marketplace lingered Olaf Tryggvason when there was a gathering of many people.
By Saint Michael of the Marketplace, you might as well call a black bullock's hide a white heifer's!
Human weakness and rotten moral force were never stripped so bare or so mercilessly jeered at in the marketplace.
At the Bushmills end, the line is laid for about 200 yards along the street, and ends in the marketplace of the town.
There was a wandering gleeman who came into the marketplace on the hill top, and we stood and listened to him.
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