sold-out
Every seat taken
Sold-out describes an event, venue, or product with no remaining tickets or stock available for purchase: The concert is completely sold-out.
As a modifier before nouns: a sold-out show, sold-out merchandise.
The hyphen typically appears when the term precedes what it modifies but may be dropped in predicative use: The show sold out in minutes.
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- seatsPlaces to sit
- venuePlace of occurrence
- concertLive musical performance
- showMake something apparent
event · performance · reservation · booking · merchandise · inventory · stock · flight
Enormously successful entertainment property
- hitSuccessful contact or strike
- sensationPerceived stimulus or phenomenon
- phenomenonExtraordinary observable occurrence
- must-seeCannot be skipped
crowd-pleaser · chart-topper · smash · bestseller · viral · trending · buzzworthy · mainstream
One who betrays allegiance
- compromisedMade vulnerable to harm
- co-optedAbsorbed and neutralized
- corruptedMade impure or dishonest
- disloyalUntrue to commitments
turncoat · hypocrite · abandonment · capitulation · backstabber · defector · opportunist · mercenary
tickets
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show · event · performance · reservation · booking · merchandise · inventory · stock · flight · hotel
blockbuster
Enormously successful entertainment property
- hitSuccessful contact or strike
- sensationPerceived stimulus or phenomenon
- phenomenonExtraordinary observable occurrence
must-see · crowd-pleaser · chart-topper · smash · bestseller · viral · trending · buzzworthy · mainstream · celebrated
traitor
One who betrays allegiance
- compromisedMade vulnerable to harm
- co-optedAbsorbed and neutralized
- corruptedMade impure or dishonest
disloyal · turncoat · hypocrite · abandonment · capitulation · backstabber · defector · opportunist · mercenary · phony
- availabilityavailable, unavailable, in stock, out of stock, ready
- event adjectivesannual, scheduled, planned, recurring, upcoming
sold-outavailable
Ready to be used
in stock · unsold · obtainable · purchasable · abundant
sold-outincorruptible
Impossible to morally compromise
principled · authentic · incorrupt · true to oneself · uncompromising