1. past tense and past participle of reprice; to set a new price for something, typically lower than the original price
Usage: business; commerce

Examples

• The store repriced all winter coats after the season ended.
• Management repriced the product to compete with similar items.
• The house was repriced at $50,000 below the original asking price.
• After poor sales, the company repriced its entire inventory.
• The retailer repriced the electronics to clear out old stock.
• They repriced the menu items to attract more customers.