Overprice (verb)

1. To charge a higher price than something is worth.
2. To charge more than the usual or fair price.

Origin:

Derived from the phrase "over price" which means "price excessively".

Examples:

1. The store was overpricing their products.
2. The real estate agent was accused of overpricing the property.
3. The concert tickets were overpriced.
4. Many people felt that the new car model was overpriced.
5. The company was criticized for overpricing their drugs.