commercialised Antonyms
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Meaning of commercialised
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commercialised (s)
organized principally for financial gain
commercialised Sentence Examples
- The once artisanal bakery gradually commercialised its operations to meet growing demand.
- With increased production capacity, the company successfully commercialised its specialty sauces for nationwide distribution.
- The small family farm commercialised its organic produce by supplying to local grocery stores and farmers' markets.
- As technology advanced, many traditional crafts became commercialised, losing some of their authentic charm.
- The novel concept was quickly commercialised by entrepreneurs eager to capitalize on its popularity.
- The fashion industry heavily commercialised the bohemian aesthetic, making it accessible to mainstream consumers.
- Commercialised versions of traditional dishes often sacrifice authenticity for mass appeal.
- The commercialised version of the software lacked the customization options available in the original version.
- Critics argue that the film industry has become overly commercialised, prioritizing profit over artistic integrity.
- The historic district was gradually commercialised, with boutique shops and trendy cafes replacing local businesses.
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organized principally for financial gain
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The once artisanal bakery gradually commercialised its operations to meet growing demand.
With increased production capacity, the company successfully commercialised its specialty sauces for nationwide distribution.
The small family farm commercialised its organic produce by supplying to local grocery stores and farmers' markets.
As technology advanced, many traditional crafts became commercialised, losing some of their authentic charm.
