purchase price
- noun
- She negotiated a lower purchase price for the new car after weeks of searching.
- percent of the purchase price
- refund of the purchase price
- entire purchase price
So even if it goes up and down, the more you buy, the more like your average purchase price evens itself out.
- So even if it goes up and down, the more you buy, the more like your average purchase price evens itself out.
- OK, These are the things I'm going to have to read this one off OK, so cost basis is the purchase price of the home, OK.
- The parties also agreed that, pending finding final valuation of the assets, Genicom would deposit a portion of the purchase price into escrow.
- They just thought renting is going to cut down on the purchase price because, you know, Blockbuster buys.
- And the, the contract with a, an address and a purchase price in a closing date.
Examples
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The purchase price of the laptop was clearly listed in the advertisement.
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The total cost amounted to $2,981,328 (purchase price of $2,902,000 plus closing fees and improvements of $79,328).
Academic text (2001) -
What are those purchase price and terms, and what is that property?
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All we're doing is using this information... ...to get you a nice purchase price on your house.
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By the time she was 20... ...she had already earned back her purchase price.
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Unfortunately, it usually is only the purchase price of the equipment that is the driving factor.
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And so I was able to get a discount off the purchase price of the building.
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Can we talk about the purchase price before you redesign the entire place?
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There must be a formula for the computation of the purchase price.
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The total purchase price at the third loan was the list price added to the previous two STL fees.
Academic text (2015)
Synonyms
The amount of money you must pay to buy something
The amount of money needed to buy or do something
The price people pay for something like shares or houses when it is bought and sold freely
Antonyms
How Expensive
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'the amount of money paid to buy something' is directly and transparently derived from combining 'purchase' (the act/transaction of buying) with 'price' (the amount of money), forming a straightforward noun-noun composition that indicates the price associated with a purchase. This compositional pattern is common across languages (e.g., Spanish 'precio de compra', French 'prix d'achat'), so a B1 learner who knows both constituents will easily infer the MWE's meaning.
Etymology
Purchase price comes from simple market life: when you purchase something, that is, 'buy', you pay a price, the money given at that moment. So, purchase price means the exact amount of money paid to buy the item.