n. the sum or amount of money or its equivalent for which anything is bought sold or offered for sale.
Prices are going to escalate.
Prices are going to escalate.
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You can usually find good prices on swimwear during fall clearnce sales.
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An astute shopper compares prices carefully before making a purchase.
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The company needs to recover costs through higher prices.
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We will not compromise on the quality and try our best to hold our prices as close to mainland prices as possible.
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His prices are great because he cut out the middleman.
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He was sick of the inflationary prices of gas.
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The prohibitory prices kept the riffraff out of the hotel.
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His prices are unreasonably high.
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Higher wages caused an escalation of prices.
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The increase of butter prices in the past month has been the biggest impact.
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We aim to be the last to raise prices for our customers because price stability is very important to them.
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Our prices were the cheapest.
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Because we use high end products as well as local products we couldn't match prices of other bakeries that used shortcuts or cheaper products.
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The buyer noticed an increase in prices.
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charge; cost; expense
free; gratis
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