priced
Priced (adj) means having a specific price set on it. Example: “The house is priced well above what similar homes in the area sell for.”
How to Use Priced
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishDescribes something once a price has been attached to it.
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The house is _____ well above what similar homes in the area sell for.
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What does “priced” mean?
The word “priced” means having a specific price set on it. In plain terms, describes something once a price has been attached to it.
How do you pronounce “priced”?
“Priced” is pronounced pryst (/pɹaɪst/ in IPA).
How do you use “priced” in a sentence?
Here is “priced” used in a sentence: “The house is priced well above what similar homes in the area sell for.”
What part of speech is “priced”?
“Priced” is an adjective.
Is “priced” a common word?
“Priced” is a fairly common word in modern English.
What is the difference between priced and pricey?
Priced means having a price set on it and is neutral, as in "reasonably priced." Pricey is informal and means expensive. Something can be clearly priced without being pricey.
What is the difference between priced and pricing?
Priced is an adjective or past-tense verb meaning a price has been set, while pricing is a noun referring to how prices are decided or to the prices themselves. A shop's pricing strategy determines how its goods are priced.