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discount
noun as in reduction in cost
verb as in lower, reduce cost
Example Sentences
I’m from Ohio, and I find that it’s easy for people to discount Midwestern states, particularly the red states, entirely just because of the political leanings.
Along with a wider array of food options, alcoholic beverages available for purchase, and special discounted tickets, these changes are all meant to make moviegoing enticing again.
From buying Russian oil at a discount and participating in BRICS, to being a core member of the Quad with the US, India is continuing to maintain its long-held position of being non-committal.”
The number of social houses available across the UK fell dramatically in the 1980s after the Thatcher government gave tenants the right to buy their homes at a discount.
It wouldn't be surprising if Moscow offers further discounts in order to secure more trade with India and China, public policy expert Mandar Oak told the BBC.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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