one-price
adjectiveUK /wʌn praɪs/
US /wʌn praɪs/
Everything costs the same amount of money.
The shop is one-price, so every toy costs five dollars.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A store where all items are sold for the same price.
We bought candy at the one-price on the corner.
3. A policy of charging the same amount for every item or service.
The fair used a one-price system for all rides.
4. Having a single set cost with no bargaining allowed.
The market stall was one-price, so nobody haggled.