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Definition
related to economic trade, business, or or profit
- ' The phrase is not altogether unjust, for all its mercantile ring.5 — Hunting Wild Asses (2% in)
- The only people who owed Hodge favors, or thought they did, were sidestreet tailors, Polish grocers, farmers, Ed Bilchmann at the Camera Shop, and the second teller from the end at Mercantile Trust.3 — Lion Emerging from Cage (15% in)
- The greatest mercantile civilization of ancient times, a profound influence on Greek and medieval thought, creators of the most beautiful cities—perhaps the only truly beautiful cities—the world has ever seen.7 — The Dialogue on Wood and Stone (53% in)
- Mercantile.7 — The Dialogue on Wood and Stone (53% in)
- Mercantile Trust had collection accounts worth hundreds of thousands.8 — The Kleppmann File (41% in)
- He had, all told, ninety thousand to collect for Mercantile—God knew how many more debts the man had for some other poor collector to chase.8 — The Kleppmann File (54% in)
There are no more uses of "mercantile" in The Sunlight Dialogues.
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