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Definition price in British English

price verb

[transitive] verb
/praɪs/
1

to set the price of a product or service

Example

Tickets priced £5 are available from the library.

Example

The shares were too highly priced.

Example

The farmhouse is priced at £195,000.

Synonyms and related words
bargain beat down bottom out
1.1

to mark a product in a shop, for example with a label, to show how much it costs

Synonyms and related words
aftermarket buyer’s market call
2

to compare prices at different shops or companies before you buy something

Synonyms and related words
showroom shop shop around
Definition price in British English

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