haggles Synonyms
haggles Meaning
haggles
to cut roughly or clumsily, to annoy or exhaust with wrangling, an act of negotiating or arguing over the terms of a purchase, agreement, or contract, bargain, wrangle, to dispute or argue especially in bargaining
haggles Sentence Examples
- The savvy shopper haggled skillfully at the flea market, securing a bargain on a vintage vase.
- The street vendor haggled tirelessly with tourists, hoping to maximize his profits.
- The diplomat haggled with foreign officials, seeking to reach a compromise on trade negotiations.
- The real estate agent haggled with the seller, trying to secure the best price for his client.
- The child haggled with their parents, pleading for an extra dessert.
- The union leader haggled with the company, advocating for better working conditions.
- The haggles between the two factions delayed the peace talks indefinitely.
- The constant haggling in the market made it difficult to concentrate.
- She had a natural talent for haggling, and could often get what she wanted for a fraction of the cost.
- The politician skillfully haggled with the opposition, securing their support for a crucial bill.
FAQs About the word haggles
to cut roughly or clumsily, to annoy or exhaust with wrangling, an act of negotiating or arguing over the terms of a purchase, agreement, or contract, bargain,
negotiates, deals, bargains,bickers, dickers, exchanges, fights, buys, wrangles, clashes
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The savvy shopper haggled skillfully at the flea market, securing a bargain on a vintage vase.
The street vendor haggled tirelessly with tourists, hoping to maximize his profits.
The diplomat haggled with foreign officials, seeking to reach a compromise on trade negotiations.
The real estate agent haggled with the seller, trying to secure the best price for his client.
