sell·out 
/ˈsɛlˌaʊt/ noun
plural sell·outs /ˈsɛlˌaʊt/ noun [count] 1 : a game, concert, etc., for which all seats are sold
▪ The concert/game/performance was a sellout. 2 a : an occurrence in which you do something that does not agree with your beliefs, values, etc., especially in order to make money
▪ The union sees the deal as a sellout.
b : someone who does something that does not agree with that person's beliefs or values especially in order to make money
▪ Angry fans called him a sellout when he started appearing in television commercials. — see also sell out at 1sell
▪ The concert/game/performance was a sellout.
▪ The union sees the deal as a sellout.
b : someone who does something that does not agree with that person's beliefs or values especially in order to make money
▪ Angry fans called him a sellout when he started appearing in television commercials. — see also sell out at 1sell
