Pronunciation: /ˈpɛdəlɪŋ/
noun the act of selling goods or services in small quantities or to passersby
A1 She saw a man peddling fruits on the street.
A2 The peddling of counterfeit goods is a serious issue in this area.
B1 The peddling of misinformation on social media can have dangerous consequences.
B2 The peddling of illegal drugs has been a major concern for law enforcement.
C1 The peddling of influence by powerful lobbyists can sway government decisions.
C2 The peddling of luxury goods in the high-end market requires a sophisticated marketing strategy.
verb to sell goods or services in small quantities or to passersby
A1 She is peddling her bicycle down the street.
A2 The street vendor was peddling his wares to passersby.
B1 The company was accused of peddling false information to investors.
B2 The politician was caught peddling influence for personal gain.
C1 The journalist exposed the corrupt businessman peddling illegal goods.
C2 The organization was involved in peddling drugs across international borders.
formal The street vendor was caught peddling counterfeit goods.
informal I saw a guy peddling knockoff watches on the corner.
slang He's always peddling his mixtapes to anyone who will listen.
figurative She was accused of peddling lies to further her own agenda.
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