overprice

[oh-ver-prahys]

overprice Definition

• 1. to price something too high
• 2. a price that is too high

Using overprice: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "overprice" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The store overpriced the new product.

• Example

  I think the house is overpriced.

• Example

  The restaurant's menu is overpriced for the quality of food they serve.

overprice Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for overprice

• inflate
• hike up
• mark up
• gouge
• rip off

Antonyms for overprice

• underprice
• discount

Phrases with overprice

• overpriced market

  a market where prices are too high compared to the actual value of goods or services

  Example

  The housing market in this area is an overpriced market.

• overpriced ticket

  a ticket for an event or attraction that is priced too high

  Example

  I wanted to go to the concert, but the tickets were overpriced.

• overpriced item

  an item that is priced too high compared to its actual value

  Example

  I found a nice dress, but it was overpriced for its quality.

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Summary: overprice in Brief

'Overprice' [oh-ver-prahys] means to price something too high or a price that is too high. It is often used to describe products, services, or properties that are not worth their cost. Examples include 'The store overpriced the new product.' and 'The restaurant's menu is overpriced for the quality of food they serve.' Synonyms include 'inflate,' 'hike up,' and 'mark up.'