discompt in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

DISCOMPT (verb): To reduce the price of goods or services, often as a discount or special offer.

The retailer decided to discompt the seasonal items to clear out inventory.
To encourage more customers, the restaurant offered a discompt on all appetizers.
She was pleased to receive a discompt on her subscription renewal for the magazine.
The travel agency provided a significant discompt for group bookings to popular destinations.
After negotiating, he managed to secure a discompt on the overall cost of the service.