deep discount

noun

1. a discount far larger than normally offered.

Example Sentences

To score deep discounts on new Apple gear, retailers often slice prices of devices that are marked as “open box.”

From Popular-Science

Amazon Prime Day is a massive sales day for the online megaretailer, where you can find deep discounts—often with limited inventory, so you’ll have to act fast—on everything from electronics to clothes to household items.

From Popular-Science

It sells products in huge quantities at deep discounts—there’s no use popping by for milk and eggs—and it has fewer types of each product in stock.

From Quartz

The most startling chapters of “Come Fly With Me” center on Pan Am’s role during the Vietnam War, when the airline offered to ferry troops from Saigon across Asia for relaxation at a deep discount to the government.

From Washington Post

Larger distributors tend to want to move that wine even at deep discounts, and smaller distributors may have an urgent need to move product.

From Washington Post