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Meanings of ludicrously expensive in English

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Usage of ludicrously expensive in English
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The better the economist, the better their ability to invest wisely and afford ludicrously expensive shoes?
The Irish Times
2
He's regularly writing seven-figure checks to pay for things like the Davos Tasting of ludicrously expensive wine.
Reuters
3
But then there is the price -it is not ludicrously expensive but still almost three times dearer than the cheapest pudding.
The Irish Times
4
How exactly did Strike think that it would cheer Robin up, to know that his girlfriend was thinking of buying a ludicrously expensive flat?
Career of Evil
5
It's a ludicrously expensive way to accidentally start World War III: each weapon could cost anywhere from a few hundred million to $1 billion.
Wired
6
Any expert will also tell you that the taxpayer will have to foot these ludicrously expensive "expert" fees on top of paying for water.
The Irish Times
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