upset price (Meaning)
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upset price (n)
(auction) the minimum price at which a seller of property will entertain bids
Synonyms & Antonyms of upset price
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upset price Sentence Examples
- The auctioneer announced the upset price for the rare painting before bidding began.
- The upset price for the antique vase was set at $1,000 to start the bidding.
- Bidders must be aware of the upset price before participating in the auction.
- The seller refused to accept any bids below the upset price for the valuable manuscript.
- The upset price for the waterfront property was higher than anticipated due to its prime location.
- The auction house made it clear that they would not sell the item for less than the upset price.
- Despite high expectations, the bids failed to meet the upset price for the luxury car.
- The upset price for the diamond necklace was established based on its appraised value.
- Bidders quickly surpassed the upset price for the rare coin, driving up the final selling price.
- The auctioneer reminded participants that the highest bid must meet or exceed the upset price to secure the item.
FAQs About the word upset price
(auction) the minimum price at which a seller of property will entertain bids
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No antonyms found.
The auctioneer announced the upset price for the rare painting before bidding began.
The upset price for the antique vase was set at $1,000 to start the bidding.
Bidders must be aware of the upset price before participating in the auction.
The seller refused to accept any bids below the upset price for the valuable manuscript.
