liquidation sale
Everything must go
A liquidation sale is a sale of merchandise at steep discounts, typically when a business is closing or needs to convert inventory to cash quickly.
The term implies genuine bargains rather than routine promotional pricing: Everything must go—liquidation sale!
Retailers sometimes use the phrase loosely to suggest urgency even when not actually closing.
- store closingRetail business termination
- discountReduced price offered
- markdownReduction in retail price
- deep discountsSubstantial price reductions
- closingFinal stage of something
going out of business · everything must go · clearance · bankruptcy · deal · blowout · empty · desperation · last chance · insolvency · slashed · stripped · final · crowd · bargain · receivership · rush · cash only
- closeout salescloseout, store closing, going out of business, everything must go, selloff
- resaleresale, eBay, secondhand goods, Poshmark, thrifting
- Sale DaysBlack Friday, Cyber Monday, Prime Day, Boxing Day, doorbuster
- salessales, selling, salesperson, salesman, saleswoman
- bankruptcybankruptcy, bankruptcy court, Chapter 11, Chapter 7, bankruptcy petition
- forced salesseizure, property seizure, writ of execution, pre-foreclosure, bank-owned
liquidation salegrand opening
Celebratory business debut
store opening · ribbon cutting · market entry · startup launch · soft opening
liquidation saleregular price
Normal cost before markdowns
price increase · markup · premium pricing · MSRP · clearance sale