pricing
PRY-sing/ˈpɹaɪsɪŋ/
- 1The act of deciding how much something will cost.
Like deciding what number to write on a price tag before you sell something.
The pricing of the new phones took weeks of careful planning.
Stores spend a lot of time on pricing before a big sale.
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- 2How high or low a price has been set.
Like the number on a price tag: how big or small that number is.
The pricing on these tickets is too high for most families.
We chose this hotel because the pricing seemed fair.
Similarcost
- 3Present participle and gerund of price. Use this form for the -ing version, as in "pricing the items."
She is pricing the new items before the store opens.
He spent the morning pricing every book on the shelf.
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pricing is a form of price
price, verb: To decide how much money something should cost. Full entry
- Spelling
- price → pricing: drop the e, add -ing
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