Definitions
the acquisition of something for payment
Word origin
From Middle English purchasen, from Anglo-Norman purchacer (“seek to obtain”) from pur- (from Latin pro-) + chac(i)er (“to chase, pursue”). Compare Old French porchacier (“to follow, to chase”), which has given French pourchasser (“to chase without relent”).
Used in a sentence
“They offer a free hamburger with the purchase of a drink.”
“He was pleased with his latest purchase.”
“I'll […] get meat to save thee, / Or lose my life i’ th’ purchase.”
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Used as a crossword answer2 curated clues
01“Buy for money”8 letters
02“Buy”8 letters
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