bon marché

[ bawnmar-shey ]

plural bons mar·chés

[bawnmar-shey]. /bɔ̃ marˈʃeɪ/. French.

a bargain.

Origin of bon marché

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Literally, “good market”

Words Nearby bon marché

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How to use bon marché in a sentence

This is the third new collection for Pallas, and it is selling in the Bon Marche.
The Last "Real" Couture House | Liza Foreman | March 5, 2014 | THE DAILY BEAST
The ladies planned to return here, and to make a visit to the famous Au Bon Marche, where cheap prices always prevail.
The Harris-Ingram Experiment | Charles E. Bolton
We visited the market and had bon marche there, and at Luyties' large grocery.
The houseboat book | William F. Waugh
Why the very one that you purchased at the Bon Marche, when you were making yourself agreeable to Clarisse.
Caught In The Net | Emile Gaboriau
Elegance indeed had not been her natural portion, and the Bon Marche and other establishments had to make up for that.
The Reverberator | Henry James

We must except those great magazines, the "Louvre" and the "Bon Marche."
My Trip Around the World | Eleonora Hunt

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