Discount

/ˈdɪskaʊnt/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A reduction from the usual cost or price of something.
    The store offered a 10% discount on all merchandise.
  2. (v.) To deduct an amount from the total price or value; to allow a reduction.
    The seller discounted the price by $50 to close the deal.

Forms

  • discounts
  • discounted
  • discounting

Commentary

Often used in contracts to specify price reductions; clarify whether discounts are cumulative or exclusive.

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