prices
What shoppers compare
Prices is the plural of price—what something costs or what someone asks for it.
Prices rise and fall with supply and demand.
To price something is to set or determine its cost: Help me price these items for the garage sale.
If you price yourself out of the market, you ask more than buyers will pay.
Agreement or distribution
- discountReduced price offered
- saleExchange for payment
- clearancePermitted passage or approval
- markdownReduction in retail price
reduction · savings · coupon · promo · cut-rate · closeout · rollback · doorbuster
Inflation measurement abbreviation
- cost of livingPrice of basic necessities
- purchasing powerEconomic spending ability
- hyperinflationExtreme rapid price escalation
- deflationSustained decrease in prices
Added cost for better
- high-endPremium quality tier
- exclusiveLimited to one group
- designerOne who plans appearances
- upscaleElegant and expensive
exorbitant · extravagant · steep · costly · expensive · deluxe · elite · bespoke
Furnish or stock
- demandForceful request or requirement
- equilibriumState of balance
- commoditiesTradeable raw materials
- stocksOwnership stakes or inventory
futures · trading · exchange · fluctuation · volatility · speculation · competition · cartel
Reasonably priced
- cheapLow in price
- low-costRequiring little money
- economicalUsing resources sparingly
- inexpensiveLow in cost
budget-friendly · reasonable · modest · thrifty · economy · no-frills · cost-effective · accessible
Degree of importance
- valuationAssessment of monetary worth
- appraisalEstimation of worth
- assessmentFormal evaluation of worth
- evaluationDetermining worth or quality
estimate · market value · fair value · book value · face value · resale value · depreciation · appreciation
deal
Agreement or distribution
markdown · reduction · savings · coupon · promo · cut-rate · closeout · rollback · doorbuster · bargain bin
rate
Measured speed or charge
toll · fare · premium · markup · surcharge · levy · dues · retail · wholesale · quote
CPI
Inflation measurement abbreviation
- cost of livingPrice of basic necessities
- purchasing powerEconomic spending ability
- hyperinflationExtreme rapid price escalation
deflation · stagflation · escalation · indexation · adjustment
premium
Added cost for better
upscale · exorbitant · extravagant · steep · costly · expensive · deluxe · elite · bespoke · sky-high
supply
Furnish or stock
- demandForceful request or requirement
- equilibriumState of balance
- commoditiesTradeable raw materials
stocks · futures · trading · exchange · fluctuation · volatility · speculation · competition · cartel · monopoly
affordable
Reasonably priced
- cheapLow in price
- low-costRequiring little money
- economicalUsing resources sparingly
inexpensive · budget-friendly · reasonable · modest · thrifty · economy · no-frills · cost-effective · accessible · entry-level
worth
Degree of importance
- valuationAssessment of monetary worth
- appraisalEstimation of worth
- assessmentFormal evaluation of worth
evaluation · estimate · market value · fair value · book value · face value · resale value · depreciation · appreciation · invaluable
- diningrestaurant, menu, waiter, servers, waitress
- Money & Financecurrency, cash, coins, bills, wages
- capitalismcapitalism, free market, free enterprise, private property, profit motive
- consumer economyshopping, retail, advertising, brands, marketing
- economicssupply and demand, inflation, GDP, GNP, gross domestic product
- economyGDP, money, inflation, inflation rate, GNP
pricesfreebies
Items given without charge
giveaways · no charge · free of cost · zero cost · gifts
pricesbargains
Goods at reduced prices
discounts · markdowns · savings · reductions · steals
- price tagDisplayed cost marker
- full priceAmount without reductions
- half priceReduced by half
- pay the priceSuffer deserved consequences
- paid the priceSuffered deserved consequences
- paying the priceEnduring deserved repercussions
price, priceless, priced, pricing, pricey, overpriced, overprice, unpriced, misprice