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price
noun
    1. The amount, usually in money, for which a thing is sold or offered.
      Thesaurus: cost, fee, rate, expense, expenditure, worth, value, amount, charge, bill, figure, toll, sum, outlay.
    2. What must be given up or suffered in gaining something.
      Example: the price of celebrity
    3. The sum by which someone may be bribed.
    4. betting.
      Odds.
verb priced, pricing
    1. To fix a price for or mark a price on something.
      Thesaurus: assess, rate, value, evaluate, estimate, offer, cost.
    2. To find out the price of something.
Idiom: a price on someone's head
    A reward offered for capturing or killing them.
Idiom: at a price
    At great expense.
Idiom: at any price
    No matter what it costs, eg in terms of money, sacrifice, etc.
Idiom: beyond price (without price)
    Invaluable.
Etymology: 13c: from French pris, from Latin pretium.



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