black-marketed (Meaning)
black-marketed
trade that is against government controls (as of prices or rationing), to sell in the black market, a place where such trade is carried on, to buy or sell goods in the black market, illicit trade in goods or commodities in violation of official regulations, the place where such trade is carried on
Synonyms & Antonyms of black-marketed
Synonyms:
- bought
- horse-traded
- auctioned
- swapped
- bargained
- sold
- smuggled
- negotiated
- fenced
- purchased
- bartered
- transacted
- resold
- bootlegged
- exchanged
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black-marketed Sentence Examples
- The black-marketed goods were unloaded discreetly into a secluded warehouse.
- The contraband was black-marketed under the cover of darkness to avoid detection.
- The corrupt officials turned a blind eye to the black-marketed trade, profiting handsomely in return.
- The stolen artifacts were black-marketed by unscrupulous dealers, depriving museums of their rightful treasures.
- Desperate for supplies during the war, civilians resorted to black-marketing to obtain essential goods.
- The black-marketed drugs spread like wildfire through the city, fueling addiction and despair.
- The illicit cigarettes were black-marketed to evade taxes and undermine legitimate businesses.
- The authorities cracked down on black-marketed weapons, aiming to stem the flow of violence.
- The black-marketed goods were often of inferior quality and posed risks to unsuspecting consumers.
- The black-market flourished in the chaos of a collapsing economy, as law and order crumbled.
FAQs About the word black-marketed
trade that is against government controls (as of prices or rationing), to sell in the black market, a place where such trade is carried on, to buy or sell goods
bought, horse-traded, auctioned, swapped, bargained, sold,smuggled, negotiated, fenced, purchased
blacked,boycotted,blackballed,
The black-marketed goods were unloaded discreetly into a secluded warehouse.
The contraband was black-marketed under the cover of darkness to avoid detection.
The corrupt officials turned a blind eye to the black-marketed trade, profiting handsomely in return.
The stolen artifacts were black-marketed by unscrupulous dealers, depriving museums of their rightful treasures.
