peddled
ˈpɛdəld
Definition

Definition of peddled - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
commercesold or offered for sale
  • The peddled goods were displayed on the street.
marketed sold vended
2.
promotionpromoted or spread
  • The peddled rumors caused a lot of trouble.
advertised broadcasted
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Origin of peddled

English, peddle (to sell goods)

Examples of peddled in a sentence

  • She examined the peddled merchandise carefully.
  • The peddled lies spread quickly through the town.
  • False information was peddled by the media.

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  1. French:vendu, promu, ...
  2. German:verkauft, verbreitet, ...
  3. Italian:venduto, promosso, ...
  4. Spanish:vendido, difundido, ...
  5. Portuguese:vendido, espalhado, ...
  6. Chinese:兜售的, 散布的, ...
  7. Japanese:売られた, 広められた, ...
  8. Arabic:مَبِيع, مُرَوَّج, ...
  9. Hebrew:נִמְכָּר בְּדוּכָנִים, מוּפַץ, ...
  10. Russian:проданный, распространённый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:проданий, поширений, ...
  12. Hindi:बेचा हुआ, प्रचारित, ...
peddle
ˈpɛdəl

Definition of peddle - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
spreading ideaspromote an idea widely
  • She peddled her new theory at the conference.
advocate disseminate promote
2.
traveling salesRaresell goods by traveling from place to placeRare
  • He used to peddle fruits in the neighborhood.
hawk solicit vend
3.
crimeRaresell illegal drugsRare
  • The gang was caught trying to peddle in the city.
deal push traffic
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use one's power to get favors or advantages
He was accused of peddling influence to secure contracts for his friends.

Origin of peddle

Latin, ped (foot) + -le (diminutive suffix)

Examples of peddle in a sentence

  • He peddled his political views on social media.
  • Vendors peddle their crafts at the fair.
  • She peddled her homemade jewelry door-to-door.
  • They were arrested for attempting to peddle outside the school.
  • The authorities cracked down on those who peddle in the neighborhood.

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  1. French:diffuser, colporter, ...
  2. German:verbreiten, verkaufen, ...
  3. Italian:promuovere, vendere, ...
  4. Spanish:promover, vender, ...
  5. Portuguese:espalhar, vender, ...
  6. Chinese:散布, 兜售, ...
  7. Japanese:広める, 売り歩く, ...
  8. Arabic:رَوَّجَ, بَاعَ جَوَّالًا, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְשַׁוֵּק, לִרְכּוֹל, ...
  10. Russian:распространять, торговать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:поширювати, продавати, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रचार करना, बेचना, ...

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