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Meanings of ridiculously expensive in English

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Usage of ridiculously expensive in English
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That would be time-consuming and painful for the patient and ridiculously expensive.
Every patient tells a story: medical mysteries and the art of di...
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The polymer was now nothing but a ridiculously expensive paint job.
The capitol game
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I'll try. And we got it, but it was ridiculously expensive.
Reuters
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And wearing a ridiculously expensive suit that smelled of a woman.
Eve of darkness
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I put up at the "Hunting-horn," a fine hotel, but ridiculously expensive.
A Visit to the Holy Land, Egypt, and Italy
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Furthermore, Celine had never thanked me for the ridiculously expensive meal I had bought her.
Bloodthirsty
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They used it all the time, sparing the ridiculously expensive couch you made us buy.
Brains: a zombie memoir
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In the evening, a servant brought her dinner and a bottle of ridiculously expensive sherry.
The last page
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To celebrate Annabelle's release, we spent a ridiculously expensive night at the Four Seasons Hotel.
You say tomato, I say shut up
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Unfortunately for carriers, increasing coverage is ridiculously expensive.
Wired
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The Football Supporters' Federation described some prices as " ridiculously expensive".
The Guardian
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Kylie Jenner has sported a ridiculously expensive vintage bikini that is actually older than she is.
News.com.au
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It's a Rumsfeld throwback - risky, willfully ignorant of how the world works, and ridiculously expensive.
Wired
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Gym is expensive, ridiculously expensive in fact.
The South African
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As they see it, there's little benefit in fighting a ridiculously expensive battle with the Nashville establishment.
The Guardian
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Bribes, backhanders, and ridiculously expensive gravy boats.
The Guardian
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