regular-priced

adjective
UK /ˈrɛɡjʊlə praɪst/
US /ˈrɛɡjələr praɪst/

Something that costs the normal amount, not less and not more.

I bought the regular-priced shoes instead of the ones on sale.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Sold at the usual price rather than a special or reduced price.

The regular-priced tickets are still available for the show.

3. Not part of a promotion, clearance, or bargain offer.

She chose the regular-priced cereal because the sale one was gone.

4. Having the standard cost set by the seller, without any discount.

The regular-priced menu items are listed on the left side.