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idiomsoldbe sold on sthenthusiastic to like something very much, for example an idea, a plan, or something you might buy or choose ◆ often used in the negative:Look, just forget it - I can see you're not exactly sold on the idea.Grizz Wyllie was never absolutely sold on having John Hart as a business partner."Which outfit do you like the best?" "I don't know, but to be truthful I am not a hundred percent sold on any of them."
See:- be sold a bill of goods
- be sold a pup
- be sold on (something)
- be sold on something
- sell (one) on (something)
- sell (one's) birthright for a bowl of soup
- sell (one's) birthright for a mess of pottage
- sell (one's) body
- sell (one's) soul (to the devil)
- sell (someone, something, or oneself) as (something)
- sell (someone, something, or oneself) short
- sell (something) on credit
- sell a wolf ticket
- sell a woof ticket
- sell at (something)
- sell buicks
- sell for (something)
- sell for a song
- sell like hot cakes
- sell like hotcakes
- sell off
- sell oneself
- sell out
- sell someone on
- sell the family silver
- sell the farm
- sell the pass
- sell wolf tickets
- sell woof tickets
- sold cober
- sold on
- sold on (something)
- sold on someone or something
- sold out
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