Pronunciation

/bəˈræn/

Definitions

Noun

1. A deal in which goods or services are sold at a lower price than their normal value, often as part of a special offer or to clear stock.
   • “The store had great bargains on clothing during the sale.”
2. An agreement or arrangement reached after negotiation or compromise.
   • “They struck a bargain over the price of the house.”

Verb

1. To negotiate or purchase something at a lower price than usual.
   • “She always manages to bargain down the cost of her vacations.”
2. To engage in haggling or discussion to reach a favorable deal.
   • “Let’s bargain over the terms of this contract.”

Phrases

• “Bargain hunters” refers to people who actively search for deals.
• “Bargain basement prices” indicate very low prices.
• “No hard feelings; it was just a business bargain.”

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The antique collector found a real bargain at the flea market.”
• Verb: “After hours of bargaining, they finally agreed on a price for the car.”
• Negotiating: “They were trying to bargain with the landlord for a lower rent.”

Synonyms

• Discount
• Deal
• Bargain hunt
• Negotiate
• Haggle
• Discount price
• Reduced price
• Bargining chip