countersale
/kaʊntərˈseɪl/Definitions
1. noun
A sale of goods or commodities by a merchant or trader in order to pay off debts or settle accounts.
“The company held a countersale to clear its inventory and reduce losses.”
1. noun
A sale of goods or commodities by a merchant or trader in order to pay off debts or settle accounts.
“The company held a countersale to clear its inventory and reduce losses.”