I always used to emphasize the first syllable and give the second syllable a short e sound, as in COM-per-able. I've become more subtle in my usage.
I use my first example when I am saying two things are similar, or could be substituted for each other. For example, I think Toyotas and Hondas have COM-per-able quality.
I use a different emphasis when I want to say two things can be compared. In that case I would say com-PAR-able. Notice the emphasis went to the second syllable and the vowel sound became a long A. For example, I don't think apples and Oranges are com-PAR-able.
In the second case, I have even caught myself using a prefix of UN to say things cannot be compared. For example, apples and Oranges are UN-com-PAR-able.
The UN prefix cannot be used with the first pronunciation; UN-COM-per-able is not a word. The negation of COM-per-able is IN-COM-per-able, which means an item which represents the finest form of something. For example, the richness of the English language is IN-COM-per-able, as is its ability to confuse.
Todd Gatts
Com/par/a/ble or com/par/able
Blue Book of Gun Values, you can look for comparables on Gun Broker, Auction Arms, Guns America..
Depends on gauge and condition. For instance - 12 GA in very good condition might bring around $700. Watch www.gunbroker.com for comparables.
The hardest part of estimating the value of property is finding comparables. To determine the value, other recently sold properties need to be looked at.
Comparables (or comps) is a real estate appraisal term referring to properties with characteristics that are similar to a subject property whose value is being sought. This can be accomplished either by a real estate agent who attempts to establish the value of a potential client's home or property through market analysis or, by a licensed or certified appraiser or surveyor using more defined methods, when performing a real estate appraisal.
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Monitor www.gunbroker.com for comparables to get an idea of what this might sell for. I suspect, if in very good condition, it might bring $400-$600.
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You pronounce it like this "Say ha" that is how you pronounce Ceja.
This is one of the SKB guns imported by Ithaca. If in good shape, it probably would bring $650 - $875. Monitor www.gunbroker.com to see what comparables are going for.
Monitor www.gunbroker.com for comparables. If in very good condition it would probably sell for $500-$600 or so.
Often the older furniture has a makers mark and a year of production on it. Other than that, you have to look up comparables since the style and finish of furniture runs in cycles.
pronounce it as freez.