hagglers (Meaning)
hagglers
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
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hagglers Sentence Examples
- The market was bustling with hagglers bartering over prices.
- The persistent hagglers refused to accept the vendor's initial offer.
- The art of haggling was a skill mastered by the persistent hagglers.
- Tourists became accustomed to the hagglers' persistent requests for discounts.
- The hagglers' negotiation tactics were both persuasive and relentless.
- Despite the haggling, both the vendors and customers seemed to enjoy the spirited exchange.
- Some tourists found the hagglers' presence intimidating, while others embraced the cultural experience.
- The hagglers had a sharp eye for spotting potential bargains and were quick to strike.
- The ability to haggle effectively was essential for shoppers seeking the best deals.
- While some hagglers were known for their aggressiveness, others approached the negotiation with a friendly demeanor.
FAQs About the word hagglers
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,
window-shoppers, prospects, purchasers,bargainers, shoppers, buyers,browsers, users, clients, customers
merchants, brokers, vendors, sellers, tradesmen, venders,shopkeepers, black marketeers,fences
The market was bustling with hagglers bartering over prices.
The persistent hagglers refused to accept the vendor's initial offer.
The art of haggling was a skill mastered by the persistent hagglers.
Tourists became accustomed to the hagglers' persistent requests for discounts.
