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topline

[ top-lahyn ]

adjective

  1. so important as to be named at or near the top tops of a newspaper item, advertisement, or the like:

    a topline actress; topline news.

  2. of the highest reputation, importance, etc.:

    a topline business firm.



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Other Word Forms

  • ٴDZlİ noun
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Word History and Origins

Origin of topline1

First recorded in 1925–30; top 1 + line 1
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Example Sentences

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If you just go by the topline 2024 presidential election returns, it’s not obvious they should be.

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“The often ‘one-time’ nature of sales involving the company’s saliva collection kits resulted in a shrinking customer base and declining topline revenues,” Chief Restructuring Officer Matthew Kvarda told Bloomberg.

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If Hegseth squeaks through, it will be for the same reason Trump keeps slipping the noose: He's so comprehensively terrible in every way, that it's hard to focus on one topline reason to disqualify him.

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“Our topline growth further moderated quarter-on-quarter amid intensified competition and ongoing external challenges,” said Jun Liu, VP of Finance of PDD Holdings.

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are your topline thoughts about Leonard Leo—who is, according to new reporting, sitting on bigger pots of money than both parties—and what do you think about his characterization of what we do?

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