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at a premium
Idiom(s): at a premiumTheme: VALUE
at a high price; priced high because of something special.
• Sally bought the shoes at a premium because they were of very high quality.
• This model of car is selling at a premium because so many people want to buy it.
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adv. phr. At a high price due to special circumstances. When his father died, Fred flew to Europe at a premium because he had no chance to buy a less expensive ticket.premium
premiumsee at a premium; put a premium on.
put a premium on
put a premium onValue more highly than usual, as in Her employer put a premium on honesty and hard work. First recorded in 1907, this term is almost always used figuratively.
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