Price and Tender

Price

Price noun - The amount of money that is demanded as payment for something.

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Tender and price are semantically related In some cases you can use "Tender" instead a noun "Price".

Nearby Words: pricey, priced, pricing

Tender

Tender noun - Something (as pieces of stamped metal or printed paper) customarily and legally used as a medium of exchange, a measure of value, or a means of payment.

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Synonyms for Tender

Antonyms for Tender

Price and tender are semantically related in bid topic. Sometimes you can use "Price" instead a noun "Tender".

Nearby Words: tendering, tendered, tenderness, tenderly, tenderize

Mutual synonyms

bid
offer

How words are described

actual	actual price	actual tender
great	great price	great tender

Both words in one sentence

One of the rare villainous examples is Price Julius from Seisen no Keifu, who at the tender age of 15/16 is pretty much the one holding the power instead of his father, Emperor Arvis.

Source: A Child Shall Lead Them
They got the five pound coins half-right (they exist and are technically legal tender, but are only made in small runs as collector's items) and the price is actually not far off what you'd expect to pay for that drink order in a British pub in 2013.

Source: Ridiculous Future Inflation
The Princess Ren and her sisters in A Brother's Price when their husband Jerin is kidnapped, though it's seen as rather normal in that world - men are rare, protected, seen as more tender, and commonly abducted and raped by women despite that being illegal.

Source: Violently Protective Girlfriend

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