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stricken a bargain

stricken a bargain is the past participle of strike a bargain.

Meaning of strike a bargain

Verb

strike a bargain (third-person singular simple present strikes a bargain, present participle striking a bargain, simple past struck a bargain, past participle struck a bargain or (rare or archaic) stricken a bargain)

  1. To enter into a bargain; to agree upon the conditions of a sale or other transaction.
    • And they gladly embraced the treaty, and struck a bargain with him [Judas Iscariot], that he should have thirty shekels to deliver him [Jesus] up without much noise,1659, Henry Hammond, chapter 22, in A Paraphrase and Annotations upon All the Books of the New Testament, London: Richard Davis, The Gospel according to S. Luke, page 257
    Synonyms:
    make a deal

Questions about stricken a bargain

What is stricken a bargain the past participle of?
Stricken a bargain is the past participle of strike a bargain.

Words near stricken a bargain in the dictionary

  1. Strichen
  2. striches
  3. strichetti
  4. strick
  5. stricken
  6. stricken a bargain
  7. stricken a blow
  8. stricken a light
  9. stricken a medium
  10. stricken a stroke
  11. stricken back

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