Thesaurus: synonyms and antonyms ofdearin English

dear

Thesaurus>costing a lot of money>dear

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COSTING A LOT OF MONEY

I find the veg too dear in that supermarket.

Synonyms and examples

expensiveHe thinks he's special with his expensive suits and fancy shoes.
costlyThey made several costly mistakes, including spending $60 million on shoddy machinery.
priceyinformalThe restaurants in town are a bit pricey.
exclusiveThey have an apartment in an exclusive part of town.
fancyinformalWe stayed in a fancy hotel on the beach.
poshinformalHe took me to a posh restaurant.
exorbitantCustomers are charged exorbitant prices for drinks.
extortionatedisapprovingFifty pounds? That's extortionate!
astronomicalinformalProperty prices are astronomical in London.
stiffThe price is a bit stiff, but it's worth the money.
steepIsn't £5 for a cup of coffee a little steep?
unaffordableRents in the city centre are unaffordable.
punitiveThe banks were charging punitive rates of interest.
usuriousformaldisapprovingThe fees being charged could be considered usurious.
overpricedThe restaurant is good, but overpriced, I think.

Antonyms and examples

cheap

If the trainers were cheaper I would buy them.

affordable

A holiday here in low season is actually pretty affordable.

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If something is expensive, itcosts a lot of money. You can also say that thingsare very expensive.

单词	thesaurus/dear
释义	Thesaurus: synonyms and antonyms ofdearin English dear Thesaurus>costing a lot of money>dear These are words and phrases related todear. Click on any word or phrase to go to its thesaurus page. Or,go to the definition of dear. COSTING A LOT OF MONEY I find the veg too dear in that supermarket. Synonyms and examples expensive He thinks he's special with his expensive suits and fancy shoes. costly They made several costly mistakes, including spending $60 million on shoddy machinery. priceyinformal The restaurants in town are a bit pricey. exclusive They have an apartment in an exclusive part of town. fancyinformal We stayed in a fancy hotel on the beach. poshinformal He took me to a posh restaurant. exorbitant Customers are charged exorbitant prices for drinks. extortionatedisapproving Fifty pounds? That's extortionate! astronomicalinformal Property prices are astronomical in London. stiff The price is a bit stiff, but it's worth the money. steep Isn't £5 for a cup of coffee a little steep? unaffordable Rents in the city centre are unaffordable. punitive The banks were charging punitive rates of interest. usuriousformaldisapproving The fees being charged could be considered usurious. overpriced The restaurant is good, but overpriced, I think. Antonyms and examples cheap If the trainers were cheaper I would buy them. affordable A holiday here in low season is actually pretty affordable. Go to the thesaurus article about these synonyms and antonyms ofdear. See also cost a (small) fortune cost an arm and a leginformal be daylight robberyUKinformal be highway robbery be a rip-off be prohibitively expensive be beyond/out of reach can not afford Learn more If something is expensive, itcosts a lot of money. You can also say that thingsare very expensive. Cambridge English Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press#https://dictionary.cambridge.org//thesaurus/dear##
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