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vb. (context transitive English) to include the costs of a possible future event, especially a disastrous one, in an estimation of the total price of something
Usage examples of "price in".
We paid a high price in blood and life, but we cleared all the real pirates from our decks, then boarded their ships and slew the few who were left, throwing their bodies to the sharks.
A house for which she still owed more than three-quarters of the price in gold, a debt for which she was still responsible.
That car had cost more than its purchase price in repairs the first six months he drove it.
Honor's interest in military history meant she knew only too well how often the intolerance of religious bigotry had exacted its price in blood and atrocity, how seldom a single faith had enjoyed universal acceptance without becoming an instrument of repression.
Honors interest in military history meant she knew only too well how often the intolerance of religious bigotry had exacted its price in blood and atrocity, how seldom a single faith had enjoyed universal acceptance without becoming an instrument of repression.