Definitions and Examples of selling, disposal
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
The act of exchanging goods or services for money.
Example
The company's selling strategy involves offering discounts to attract more customers.
The act of getting rid of something.
Example
The disposal of hazardous waste requires special handling and disposal procedures.
Key Differences: selling vs disposal
- 1Selling involves exchanging goods or services for money, while procurement involves acquiring goods or services for an organization's use.
- 2Disposal involves getting rid of something, while procurement involves obtaining something for use.
Effective Usage of selling, disposal
- 1Business: Use selling and procurement in business contexts to describe the exchange of goods and services.
- 2Environment: Use disposal to describe the process of getting rid of waste or unwanted items.
- 3Daily Life: Incorporate these antonyms in daily conversations to express ideas related to buying, selling, and getting rid of things.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of procurement are selling and disposal. Selling involves exchanging goods or services for money, while disposal involves getting rid of something. Use these words in business, environmental, and daily life contexts to express ideas related to buying, selling, and getting rid of things.
