ALL meanings of discount
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D d - noun discount a reduction from a usual or list price 0
- noun discount a deduction from a debt, allowed for paying promptly or in cash 0
- noun discount the interest deducted in advance by one who buys, or lends money on, a bill of exchange, promissory note, etc. 0
- noun discount the rate of interest charged for discounting a bill, note, etc. 0
- noun discount a discounting, as of a bill, note, etc. 0
- verb transitive discount to pay or receive the present value of (a bill of exchange, promissory note, etc.), minus a deduction to cover interest for the purchaser 0
- verb transitive discount to deduct an amount or percent from (a bill, price, etc.) 0
- verb transitive discount to sell at less than the regular price 0
- verb transitive discount to take (a story, statement, opinion, etc.) at less than face value, allowing for exaggeration, bias, etc. 0
- verb transitive discount to disbelieve or disregard entirely; set aside as inaccurate or irrelevant 0
- verb transitive discount to lessen the effect of by anticipating; reckon with in advance 0
- intransitive verb discount to lend or sell with discounts 0
- noun discount A discount is a reduction in the usual price of something. 0
- noun discount When goods are offered at a discount their usual selling price is reduced. 0
- verb discount If a store discounts goods, it reduces the usual price of the goods, often by a stated percentage or amount. 0