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Often used in the same context:
importation,
export,
import,
smuggling,
transhipment,
reexport,
transshipment,
importers,
transshipping,
shipment,
cultivation,
extraction,
bast fiber,
colza,
production,
manufacture,
trafficking,
cassava starch,
harvesting,
aquacultural,
ironware,
licit,
raw materials,
textiles,
mechanisation,
exporters,
entrepot,
foodstuffs,
agro,
feedstuff,
stockfish,
shahtoosh,
industrialization,
confiscation,
bonded warehouse,
countertrade,
consignments,
exploitation,
propagation,
shipping,
emigration,
nitrofuran,
muscovado,
autarky,
materialization,
obtainment,
adulterant,
offals,
consumption,
customs,
trepang,
mechanization,
forestal,
beneficiation,
distribution,
transiting,
cumulation,
ginnery,
transferral,
intrastate commerce,
evat,
shiploads,
cocoyam,
tariffs,
spermaceti,
guinea corn,
elusion,
furfural,
semifinished,
complementation,
handicraft,
freighting,
liquification,
aquiculture,
systematization,
producers,
eous,
abaca,
extractives,
domiciliation,
mercosur,
derivable,
ferrosilicon,
faming,
hevea brasiliensis,
whitewood,
physic nut,
employments,
perishability,
safrole,
stearin,
divulgation,
wharfage,
consignee,
facilitation,
embargoes,
externalization,
expellers,
raw material,
carbamide,
roselle,
acrylic fibre,
importations,
sale,
importer,
plunder,
annexations,
exodus,
exporting,
immigration,
imports,
shipbuilding,
employ,
enlistment,
influx,
outlay,
tonnage
Appears in the definition of:
contraband
More general:
commerce,
commercialism,
mercantilism
Synonyms:
exporting
Also try:
— Adjectives for exportation:
non,
free,
annual,
such,
large,
total,
foreign,
great,
illegal,
direct,
average,
more...
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