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to reprice

to reprice

1 4.3
To change the price of a product or service
  • verb
  • /ˌriːˈpraɪs/
translation icon : revalorizar
  • The store decided to reprice several items after reviewing their sales performance.
  • reprice options
  • companies reprice
  • reprice the stock

But what you find is that the supply shocks lead to significant price appreciation as the asset gets repriced because there there's a supply shock to them.

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Examples

  • When the royalty rate went up, I repriced at 2.99, but Amazon has kept it discounted at 1.99 (what's with that?) and it still doesn't sell.

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  • But once you find the flights you want, then on the final booking page there is a box for an E-Coupon where you enter SPECIAL, and it will reprice your flights with the 25% discount.

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  • So we'll have to to reprice the option for a large move like that.

  • Martin, oh, heaven's yes, just go into all three places and reprice.

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  • But analysts said the rally probably would have been even more robust if not for the decision to reprice the stock options.

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  • The correction should be to reprice the factors so that the US regains attractiveness for capital investment.

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  • I recently repriced one of mine and moved it out of a category, but it was an old cover, so when I did that, Smashwords kicked it off the premium catalogue.

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  • The next time you talk to Google's management, tell them I want all the stock I bought at $400 a few months ago to be repriced at $285.

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  • Google could have lessened the dilution experienced by its shareholders if it required employees to exchange anywhere from four to ten of their current options for a repriced option.

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  • I repriced my 99 cents series when I went into the Kindle Select program to $2.99.

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Synonyms

to price
vsto reprice
156 2.7

To decide the amount of money to charge for something

focuses on changing an already set amount rather than deciding it initially

How Large

to revalue
  • Specialized
1 6.7
to reprice
1 4.3
to reassess
32 3.7
to assess
296 3.0
to check
∞ 1.0

Surface Forms

reprice infinitive
repriced past
repriced past participle
repricing present participle
reprices third person singular

Morphology

reprice = price (transparent) = re + price

The prefix 're-' straightforwardly adds the meaning of doing the pricing again or anew to the verb 'price'.

Etymology

The word reprice comes from re- 'again' and price 'cost'. So, to reprice something is to set a new price or change its cost.