reasonable price
The store offers a reasonable price for high-quality products.
The store charges a fair and affordable amount for good-quality items.
A price that is fair, affordable, and appropriate for the value or quality of a product or service.
After comparing prices, we found a reasonable price for the laptop.
After comparing prices, we found a fair and affordable cost for the laptop.
The hotel charges a reasonable price for its excellent location.
The hotel charges a fair and appropriate amount for its excellent location.
The term is commonly used in commerce, shopping, and negotiations to describe a price that is neither too high nor too low for the given product or service.
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Pro Tip
Negotiation Tip
Use 'reasonable price' when negotiating to emphasize fairness and mutual benefit.
Gold Rule
Context Matters
A 'reasonable price' is subjective and depends on the product, market, and buyer's perspective.
Word Origin
The phrase combines 'reasonable' (fair, sensible) and 'price' (cost of a product or service), reflecting the idea of a cost that is just and appropriate.
Usage Notes
This phrase is commonly used in business, shopping, and negotiations to describe a price that is neither too high nor too low for the given product or service.