commerˈcialism noun

1. Commercial attitudes and aims
2. An expression that is characteristic of commercial language

commerˈcialist noun and adjective

commerciality /-shi-alˈi-ti/ noun

commercializāˈtion or commercialisāˈtion noun

commerˈcialize or commerˈcialise transitive verb

1. To make profit the main aim of
2. To turn (something) into a source of profit (often derogatory)

commerˈcially adverb

commercial art noun

Graphic art for commercial products or purposes, such as packaging, advertising, etc

commercial bank noun

A bank whose primary profitability comes from making short- to medium-term loans, often from deposits of other clients

commercial break noun

A short break in a radio or TV programme to allow commercials to be broadcast

Commercial Court noun

(in England and Wales) a court within the Queen's Bench Division that hears large commercial cases

commercial paper noun

Short-term negotiable documents issued by companies and used regularly in the course of business

commercial room noun

A room in a hotel set apart for commercial travellers

commercial traveller noun

A travelling sales representative of a business concern

commercial vehicle noun

1. Generally, a goods-carrying vehicle
2. By some, understood to include passenger-carrying vehicles such as buses