The preposition 'at' is used to express price, cost, or value in a financial sense, indicating the rate or condition at which something is bought, sold, or obtained. For example, 'He sold clothes at a profit' demonstrates how 'at' connects the action of selling with the financial outcome.
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He sold clothes at a profit.
In these examples, preposition at is expressing price, cost, or value in a financial sense.
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