Lexeme: in-store purchase  
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Definition:
  1. noun. An in-store purchase refers to a transaction made by a consumer at a physical retail location, where the customer visits the store, selects products from the shelves or displays, and completes the purchase at the cashier or point-of-sale terminal within the store. It typically involves the customer physically interacting with the products and potentially receiving assistance from retail staff. GPT3.5
Word Forms:
  • noun. in-store purchase (singular), in-store purchases (plural)
  • verb. in-store purchase (simple present), in-store purchased (simple past), in-store purchasing (present continuous), in-store purchases (third person singular)
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