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Meanings of high-priced in English
Synonyms
Examples for "dear"
Examples for "dear"
1
Nothing serious, my dear Watson, or I should certainly ask for your
2
He did not live in India, dear; he never lived in India.
3
When will banks learn that dodgy tax practices actually cost them dear?
4
Help me, dear Lord, to say whatever my daughters need to hear.
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All this costs the economy dear in terms of productivity and growth.
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Iusacell said the conditions were extremely harsh, costly and difficult to meet.
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This could result in fewer costly procedures if problems are caught early.
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Therefore, these costly devices should not be used in daily clinical practice.
4
The former world number one said a bad second round proved costly.
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Others say it is an extremely costly exercise and question its effectiveness.
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In the case of New York City this could be quite pricey.
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Complacent leadership and pricey workers crippled Detroit's response to rising Japanese competition.
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So in some pricey places, the new limits will really pinch borrowers.
4
A moment later Tracy accepted the pricey Starbucks venti-sized latte with pleasure.
5
It's a pricey fund, but worth the expense if the returns continue.
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Other than that, they are affordable unless you go to a pricy salon.
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Despite the muted enthusiasm, many of the city's posh hotels are still offering pricy packages.
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Whether one seeks a sedan, coupe or crossover, pricy new choices are not in short supply.
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His rivals waited outside the bar in a red BMW, not far from a pricy, private university.
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He has attacked the deal as too pricy and for the lack of an Occidental shareholder vote.
Usage of high-priced in English
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It's a great way to avoid overspending, with no high-priced gadgets required.
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For instance, it will stock fewer high-priced patio furniture items this spring.
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Public and political scrutiny of high-priced medications could pressure pharmaceutical corporations, for example.
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The textbook financing solution would be to issue more of that high-priced paper.
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In fact, only great ladies and high-priced whores know how to keep secrets.
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It also employed the New Age technique of high-priced indoctrination seminars.
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The high-priced millionaire escapes and the low-browed pickpocket goes to prison.
8
It was obvious that his suit was the work of a high-priced tailor.
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Individual designers aren't the only ones balking at the high-priced software.
10
Imagine what it would mean to lose all this high-priced patronage.
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They also keep fine cattle, and sell a good deal of high-priced stock.
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It could buy more innovative high-priced drugs, and make procurement quicker.
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She was a high-priced hostess at a club for foreign businessmen.
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This apparatus works very satisfactorily, but is cumbersome and relatively high-priced.
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He was a high-priced man and he did his work well.
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If he squanders his money on high-priced foods, he wears his stomach out.
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