misprice
/ˌmɪsˈpraɪs/
verb
- To give an incorrect price to something, usually too high or too low.
- The auctioneer accidentally mispriced the antique vase.
- If you misprice your services, you might lose money or clients.
- The store mispriced the jacket at $20 instead of $200.
noun
- An incorrect price assigned to an item or service.
- The misprice on the menu caused confusion at the restaurant.
- The accountant caught the misprice before the invoice was sent.
- A misprice in the catalog led to a flood of orders.