Bargain and Market

Bargain

Bargain verb - To talk over or dispute the terms of a purchase.

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Market and bargain are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Market" instead a verb "Bargain".

Nearby Words: bargaining, bargained, bargainer

Market verb - To offer for sale to the public.

Usage example: local farmers market their garden-fresh produce at roadside stands all over the valley

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Bargain and market are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bargain" instead a verb "Market".

good	good bargain	good market
original	original bargain	original market
real	real bargain	real market
large	large bargain	large market
Other adjectives: huge, international, magical.

stuff	bargain stuff	market stuff
way	bargain way	market way

Recette can visit the market to buy miscellaneous items to sell at a profit (Capitalism, ho!) and if you drive too hard a bargain, a customer will walk out.

Source: An Economy Is You
Genre Blind: The double murder was kind of a drag on the real estate market. If no one else wants that bargain fixer-upper in the boonies, theres a reason for it.

Source: Film / House at the End of the Street
Also, women who are not sexually repressed becomes a very real threat when your sexuality is the only thing you have to bargain with: Like any other market, it's a matter of supply and demand, and minimizing supply is their only way of increasing her market value.

Source: Sour Prudes

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