bargain-priced
- adjective
- /ˈbɑrɡɪn praɪst/
- Many students prefer bargain-priced textbooks to save money on their education.
- bargain-priced stocks
- bargain-priced package
- bargain-priced model
Examples
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I advocate investing whatever one has, but I also advocate increasing one's disposable income in order to have more to invest with larger gross results at the other end. My experience is that those with high-demand skills that earn premium wages are more likely to join the 1% club than others. But again, the retail clerk with $5,000 available would be very wise to invest those dollars into bargain-priced equities right now. Thanks for the opportunity to respond.
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You will also have a chance to play Modern in three large, bargain-priced events.
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After the bubble burst, bargain-priced homes were available on both new and existing houses.
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Flea markets can offer students bargain-priced items, unique to the community that cannot be found in stores.
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But if you think that your bargain-priced $300 laptop is going to work as well as my $800 laptop, think again.
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And not just Cabernet in general, but specifically bargain-priced Cabernet.
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This one was just brought to my attention by "Liz" (telling me it was bargain priced at $1.99 for today only) and I loved the cover.
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The store's bargain-priced items attract customers looking for great deals.
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She found a bargain-priced laptop that fit her budget perfectly.
Synonyms
Available for half the usual price
Not costing much money
Costs less than it is worth
Offered at a lower price than usual, often with lower quality
Sold at a lower price than usual
Antonyms
How Cheap
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Bargain-priced comes from the word bargain, meaning a 'deal' to buy something for less, and priced, meaning 'having a price'. So, bargain-priced describes something given a low price or sold for less than usual.