sellout
/ˈselˌɑʊt/ n [C] (MONEY OPPORTUNITY)Definition
› the act of doing something selfishly for money, without considering principles or damage to others: The peace deal was praised by some as a courageous breakthrough while others condemned it as a sellout.
(Definition of sellout n (MONEY OPPORTUNITY) from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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