Definition of asking price
: the price at which something is offered for sale
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Examples of asking price in a Sentence
The original asking price for the car was ,000, but I was eventually able to buy it for ,000.
Recent Examples of asking price from the Web
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Also, a veteran’s asking price tends to drop once training camps open.
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Nobody should be surprised if Machado’s asking price starts with a 5 this offseason.
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Metal Exchange 3-month ask price Created with Highstock 6.0.4Momentum HaltedLithium prices fell in February with someinvestors worried about the impact of highersupply.
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The Seahawks are listening to trade offers for the three-time All-Pro, however, their reported asking price - a first-round pick, a third-round pick and possibly another player - is likely too steep for any team.
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The sale closed Wednesday for $7.25 million, $350,000 above asking price, and just one day before what would have been the legend's 91st birthday.
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The six-bedroom, 6,870-square-foot house sold for $5.5 million—$100,000 less than the asking price—on December 22 last year, and the identity of the buyer had until recently not been disclosed.
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There was some evidence behind the claim, though, with recent reports suggesting none of the interested clubs were willing to pay Donnarumma's £70m asking price.
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Both offices currently have several listings with asking prices over $20 million.
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: the price that is asked for by a person who is selling something
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