Entrepreneurship

noun a person who has capital, especially extensive capital, invested in business enterprises

adjective pertaining to or characteristic of capitalism or capitalists

• The capitalist society promotes individual ownership of goods and services.
• Some people think that capitalist countries have the best opportunities for success.
• I heard that dude is a hardcore capitalist, always looking out for number one.
• In the world of business, he is known as a capitalist shark, always looking to make a profit.

noun the act of providing funding for a project or business

verb to provide funding for a project or business

• The company secured external financing to support their expansion plans.
• I'm looking into financing options for my new car.
• I need to figure out how to finance this project.
• His charisma was the financing behind his successful political campaign.

noun a market, typically held outdoors, where people sell secondhand goods, antiques, collectibles, and other items at bargain prices

• I enjoy browsing through the various items at the flea market on weekends.
• Let's check out the flea market this Saturday for some cool finds.
• I scored some sick deals at the flea market yesterday.
• The flea market of ideas was bustling with creativity and innovation.

noun A person engaged in the ownership or management of an industry

• The industrialist invested heavily in new technologies to improve production efficiency.
• The industrialist is always looking for ways to make more money.
• That industrialist is rolling in dough from all his factories.
• The industrialist was a captain of industry, leading the charge in innovation and growth.