bargain
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1.0
- noun
- /ˈbɑrɡɪn/
:
ganga
- I found this beautiful vase at a flea market, and it was an absolute bargain at just ten dollars.
- a good bargain
- a fair bargain
The biggest investment bargain in the world is silver.
- The biggest investment bargain in the world is silver.
- Thousand sounds like a bargain for five minute drive.
- So it's a bargain either way.
- Then, then, hey, you know what, maybe Facebook is a bargain for you right now.
- But, you know, wherever you go, everyone loves a bargain.
- But generally speaking, you can see that old chem was a real bargain.
- It turns out take away coffee isn't as good of a bargain.
- You can get my sperm on the on the bargain bargain bin.
Examples
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So it's a bargain either way.
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And the grand scheme of things, it's a screaming bargain and a miracle.
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The biggest investment bargain in the world is silver.
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The PEG ratio for this company is a bargain right now.
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It's a bargain, 25 bucks a pop.
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That seems a genuine bargain.
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It was a very, very great bargain because it's adorable.
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These are bargain prices.
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We get bargain rates.
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Didn't we say we were going to find some fabulous antiques at fantastic bargain prices?
Fiction book (1993)
Synonyms
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1.0
A thing you pay for that is good value
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A cost lower than normal that makes something affordable
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1.8
A good offer that saves you money when buying
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3.7
Something bought for much less than its usual price
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1.7
A product or service that is worth the money you pay because it works well
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3.2
A price lower than usual offered as a special deal
Antonyms
Idioms
Compounds
- Specialized
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4.2
An agreement where a person accused of a crime admits guilt to a smaller charge to get a lighter sentence
How Good
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bargain first meant the act of trading or the agreement after a talk, so a purchase from that deal could be called a bargain. That's why a bargain today often means something you buy for less money—a 'good deal'.