half-price

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English

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Etymology

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From half- +‎ price.

Adverb

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half-price (not comparable)

  1. For sale at half the normal price.

Adjective

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half-price (not comparable)

  1. For sale at half the normal price.
    • 2021 October 6, “Network News: New recruits go free”, in RAIL, number 941, page 21:
      West Midlands residents who have just found a new job can get two months' free rail, bus and tram travel to work, plus half-price tickets for a further four weeks, under a new Workwise scheme.
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