1. events for which all tickets have been sold
Usage: plural of sellout
2. people who abandon their principles for personal gain
Usage: plural of sellout; informal; often derogatory

Examples

• The concert series featured three consecutive sellouts at the arena.
• Broadway shows often have multiple sellouts during peak season.
• The band’s popularity led to sellouts in every major city.
• Critics called them sellouts for changing their sound to appeal to mainstream audiences.
• Former activists who became corporate executives were labeled sellouts by their peers.
• The political party accused defectors of being sellouts to special interests.