preprice

/ˈpriːsaɪs/ or /ˈpriːpaɪs/

Definitions

1. noun

A price set before an auction to establish a minimum price.

“The preprice for the rare painting was set at $100,000 to encourage bidding.”

2. verb

To set or determine the price of something before a sale or auction.

“The real estate agent prepriced the property to attract more buyers.”

Synonyms

  • minimum price
  • preset price

Antonyms

  • auction price
  • reserve price