regrator Antonyms
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Meaning of regrator
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regrator (n.)
One guilty of regrating.
regrator Sentence Examples
- The regrator's deceptive practices eroded public trust in the marketplace.
- The government enacted laws to curb the activities of regrators, who exploited price disparities.
- The regrators purchased goods at low prices and resold them at inflated rates, profiteering from the spread.
- Consumers suffered as regrators hoarded essential commodities, artificially driving up prices.
- The regrator's shrewd manipulation of the supply and demand curve earned him a reputation for dishonesty.
- The town council enacted a ban on regrators, seeking to protect local businesses from unfair competition.
- The regrator's behavior violated ethical principles and threatened the integrity of the economic system.
- The regrator's greed led him to deceive and exploit vulnerable customers.
- Despite regulations, regrators continued to operate clandestinely, taking advantage of loopholes.
- The authorities launched an investigation into the regrator's illegal activities, aiming to restore justice to the marketplace.
FAQs About the word regrator
One guilty of regrating.
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No antonyms found.
The regrator's deceptive practices eroded public trust in the marketplace.
The government enacted laws to curb the activities of regrators, who exploited price disparities.
The regrators purchased goods at low prices and resold them at inflated rates, profiteering from the spread.
Consumers suffered as regrators hoarded essential commodities, artificially driving up prices.
