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discounter Definition


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discount
noun
    1. An amount deducted from the normal price, eg for prompt payment.
      Thesaurus: reduction, deduction, markdown, cut.
    2. The rate or percentage of the deduction granted.
    3. The amount by which the price of a share or stock unit is below the par value.
verb
    1. To disregard as unlikely, untrue or irrelevant.
      Thesaurus: disregard, question, disbelieve, doubt; forgive, overlook, ignore, forget about.
    2. To make a deduction from (a price).
      Thesaurus: reduce, decrease, deduct, redeem, diminish, depreciate, lower, mark down.
Derivative: discountable
adj
    Derivative: discounter
    noun
      Idiom: at a discount
        For less than the usual price.
        Said of shares: below par.
      Etymology: 17c: from French descompter.



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