steal
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- noun
- /stiːl/
- Informal
:
ganga
- Finding such a gorgeous home for that price was a total steal.
- get a steal
- price is a steal
- an absolute steal
That's such a steal and it's so good.
- That's such a steal and it's so good.
- And this is the third, and it was a steal.
- It's it seems it seems like a some kind of steal.
- If you've ever shipped anything on FedEx, this is actually a steal.
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So anyway, we went shopping for this baby furniture and I found the most incredible antique baby crib at a steal for $2,000.
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I mean, this is a steal.
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Got quite a steal on that, huh?
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Even though nobody seems to care, a million dollars is a steal these days.
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"Really a steal at that price."
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- The price is so low now, it's a steal.
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At $35, it's a steal.
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They're a steal at $18,000.
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It was a steal at $1200.
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The car sold to a lucky bidder for $16,500, which is a steal compared to a real Lamborghini Countach.
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- Jargon
Taking the final hit on an enemy in a game so another player does not get the kill
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Etymology
Steal meaning a very good bargain comes from the idea that the price is so low it feels like you 'took' it without paying, which is why calling something 'a steal' means it is a great deal.