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British pronunciation/biː ɐ stˈiːl/
American pronunciation/biː ɐ stˈiːl/
to be a steal
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(of something available for sale) to be much cheaper than its usual or expected price

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to [be] a steal definition and meaning

What is the origin of the idiom "be a steal" and when to use it?

The idiom "be a steal" originates from the world of shoplifting or theft, but in the context of the idiom, it does not refer to illegal activities. This phrase is used to describe something that is available at a very low price or an exceptionally good deal that provides excellent value for money.

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The vintage book collection he inherited from his grandfather was a steal, as some rare editions were worth a small fortune.
The concert tickets they got for half price were a steal, considering how popular the band was.
The beachfront property they purchased during the real estate sale was a steal compared to the market price.
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