Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

sold-on

adjective

/soʊld ɒn/

Definition

Having a strong belief in or support for something, often as a result of positive experiences or persuasive arguments.

Examples

After trying the new software, I was completely sold-on its capabilities for improving productivity.
She was sold-on the idea of solar energy after attending a seminar on renewable resources.
He became sold-on the product after seeing the positive reviews and testimonials online.

Meaning

The term ‘sold-on’ is used to describe a person who is convinced about the merits of an idea, product, or concept after being exposed to its benefits.