Price yourself/something out of the market In english explanation

The meaning, explanation, definition and origin of the idiom/phrase "price yourself/something out of the market", English Idiom Dictionary ( also found in Vietnamese )

author Eudora Thao calendar 2020-12-26 11:12

Meaning of Price yourself/something out of the market

Synonyms:

cost sb a pretty penny , a bottomless pit (of something)

Price yourself/something out of the market idiom

Something is said to have been priced out of the market when the cost of that becomes too expensive that  no one wants to buy it.

If a company prices itself out of the market, a service or product is charged so much that no one wants to buy it.

Gigantic retail chains all over the region are pricing local small shops out of the market.

The company is pricing itself out of the market. We have to bring down the price. If not, no one would buy our products.

Other phrases about:

POSH - Port out, starboard home
Elegance, swanky, rich, of high class
cost a bomb

Used to indicate something that is very expensive

cost a packet

Have a very high price

top dollar

To refer to a very high price.

Grammar and Usage of Price yourself/something out of the market

It is often used in simple present tense.

Origin of Price yourself/something out of the market

There is no clear information about this expression.

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