vendue

[ven-doo]

vendue Definition

an auction, especially one conducted outdoors.

Using vendue: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "vendue" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The vendue was held in the town square.

  • Example

    The painting was sold at a vendue for a high price.

  • Example

    The antique dealer acquired the vase at a local vendue.

  • Example

    The family's estate was sold off at a vendue.

vendue Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for vendue

Phrases with vendue

  • an auction open to the general public

    Example

    The public vendue attracted many bidders from all over the city.

  • an auction held outside, often in a public space

    Example

    The outdoor vendue was held in the park, with vendors selling their wares under tents.

  • an auction of the property and belongings of a deceased person

    Example

    The estate vendue was held to sell off the late Mr. Smith's possessions to pay off his debts.

Origins of vendue

from French 'vendue', meaning 'sale'

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Summary: vendue in Brief

The term 'vendue' [ven-doo] refers to an auction, especially one conducted outdoors. It is often used to describe the sale of property or goods, as in 'The family's estate was sold off at a vendue.' 'Vendue' can also be modified by phrases like 'public vendue' or 'outdoor vendue,' and is sometimes used to describe auctions of specific types of items, such as antiques or art.