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off the market

off the market prepositional phrase: not for sale at this time. (Implies that being for sale is possible in the future or has been true in the past.).

Prepositional phrase

  1. Not for sale at this time. (Implies that being for sale is possible in the future or has been true in the past.)
    • Near-synonyms: NFS, unavailable
    • That property is off the market again. They delisted it last week.
    Synonyms:
    NFS, unavailable
  2. (figuratively) In a committed relationship (romantic, spousal, significant other, etc) and thus not available for dating.
    • Sorry, ladies, he's off the market.

Synonyms of off the market

Antonyms

Questions about off the market

What does off the market mean?
Off the market means not for sale at this time. (Implies that being for sale is possible in the future or has been true in the past.).
What part of speech is off the market?
Off the market is a prepositional phrase.

Words near off the market in the dictionary

  1. off the hook
  2. off the hooks
  3. off the horn
  4. off the lay
  5. off the mark
  6. off the market
  7. off the nut
  8. off the plan
  9. off the radar
  10. off the radio
  11. off the rails

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