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Meaning of prices
prices
a reward for the apprehension or death of a person, an amount sufficient to bribe one, the cost at which something is gotten or done, to ask the price of, the cost at which something is obtained, the amount of money given or set as consideration for the sale of a specified thing, the terms for the sake of which something is done or undertaken, value, worth, reward entry 2 sense 1, to drive by raising prices excessively, to set a price on, to find out the price of, the quantity of one thing and especially money that is exchanged or demanded in exchange for another, the quantity of one thing that is exchanged or demanded in barter or sale for another
prices Sentence Examples
- The rising prices of groceries have forced many families to cut back on their spending.
- The government imposed a price freeze to prevent businesses from exploiting consumers.
- The company's aggressive pricing strategy has attracted a large customer base.
- The price of gold has fluctuated significantly over the past year.
- The landlord increased the rent prices by 10%.
- The auction house set record prices for several rare paintings.
- The store offers a price match guarantee for all items.
- The price of gasoline is expected to rise again next month.
- The company's stock prices have plummeted due to the recent scandal.
- The retailer is offering a limited-time sale with up to 50% off regular prices.
FAQs About the word prices
a reward for the apprehension or death of a person, an amount sufficient to bribe one, the cost at which something is gotten or done, to ask the price of, the c
costs, rates, fees, freights,figures, damages, values, sales, charges, tariffs
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The rising prices of groceries have forced many families to cut back on their spending.
The government imposed a price freeze to prevent businesses from exploiting consumers.
The company's aggressive pricing strategy has attracted a large customer base.
The price of gold has fluctuated significantly over the past year.
