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overprice

[oh-ver-prahys]

verb (used with object)

overpriced, overpricing 
  1. to price excessively high; set too high a price on.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of overprice1

First recorded in 1595–1605; over- + price
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Example Sentences

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The Sterns set out to create something that was the antithesis of the big corporate festival, where everything’s overpriced and it’s super packed.

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But Trump reserved his harshest critique at the event for the European Union, which produces several high-profile drugs, including Ozempic and Wegovy, weight loss medications that Trump said are heavily overpriced in the United States.

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Yet the investors discovered that many of the casks they had bought, had either been heavily overpriced – up to five times in some cases – or didn't exist at all.

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Hundreds of people were duped into ploughing their life savings and pensions into casks that were overpriced or did not exist, while some individual casks were sold multiple times to different investors.

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Henning said the initiatives the agency chose not to fund were redundant or overpriced.

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