unpriced
4.5
People do not put a money amount on an item
- adjective
- /ʌnˈpraɪst/
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sin etiquetar
- She found an unpriced dress in the boutique, and she had to ask the salesperson for the price.
Examples
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The shop had several unpriced items on display, making it difficult to decide which one to buy.
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If I'm in a hurry, the whole world manages to get to checkout before me with unpriced items, and if I happen to get in a quick line, something I won't scan.
Blog text (28) -
During the clearance sale, many unpriced products attracted curious shoppers looking for deals.
Synonyms
unticketed
vsunpriced
5.7
An item that has no price tag
is broader, covering items with no price assigned even if not labeled
Antonyms
How Priced
Surface Forms
unpriced positive
Morphology
unpriced = priced (transparent) = un + price + ed
Formed by negating 'priced' with the productive prefix 'un-', yielding the literal meaning 'not having a price marked or assigned'.
Etymology
Unpriced comes from un- ('not') plus price ('amount of money' or 'value'), so it simply means 'no price marked' — for example a product with no price tag is unpriced.