Definition of "sell out" []

To sell all of a product that is in stock. (verb)
To abandon one's supporters or principles to seek profit or other personal advantage. (verb)

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Use "sell out" in a sentence

"Purchased by Rod Portlyn ten years ago, when the inhabitants agreed to sell out to him."
"She was genuinely curious about how the tycoon managed to convince the Vemlarites to sell out to him."
""Anyway," said Roderick, when things had quieted down, "if I couldn't get up a better show than this I'd sell out and leave town.""

Words like "sell out"

cast aside cast out castaway chuck out

discard dispose fling give away

put away shop sold-out throw out

throwaway toss toss away toss out