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Be a steal

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Colloquial UsePlay
The phrase 'be a steal' is commonly used in casual conversation rather than formal writing. SlideCheck out these shoes! They were a steal at the weekend market.
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Positive SurprisePlay
This phrase often expresses pleasant surprise about the low cost of something valuable. SlideThis vintage jacket was a steal at just $30.
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Implication of RarityPlay
'Be a steal' implies that the deal is unusually good and might not be found again easily. Slide50% off on this designer dress! It's a steal and won't last long.