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Another word for marked down

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Modifier
      1. A frequently heard market term that refers to an event, economic statistic, or other development whose effect has been minimized or discounted. If the stock market has been expecting the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates, once the actual news is received the effect will likely be muted because the news already has been discounted. A frequently heard market term that refers to an event, economic statistic, or other development whose effect has been minimized or discounted. If the stock market has been expecting the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates, once the actual news is received the effect will likely be muted because the news already has been discounted.
      1. simple past tense and past participle of lower
    See also:

    reduced

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Sentence Examples

  • South-western Arabia, where the Imam Iahya of the Iernen and the Idrisi of Asir rebelled at the end of 1910, was another region marked down for "Turkification."

  • All these persons had previously been marked down on Archbishop Trolle's proscription list.

  • Work with frequent misspellings or inconsistent use of conventions, will be marked down.

  • Keep checking back, and you might find items marked down as much as 80% off the original price!

  • Shop at a specialized bike store instead of a department store, and ask the attendant for older models from last year, which will be marked down significantly.

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