dearer in English

adjective

1

regarded with deep affection; cherished by someone.

a dear friend

synonyms: beloved, loved, adored, cherished, precious, esteemed, respected, worshiped, close, intimate, bosom, best, precious, treasured, valued, prized, cherished, special

2

expensive.

I don't use the blank rune any longer, but before the Age of the Internet when information was dear and costly, I used it and didn't have a problem with it.

synonyms: expensive, costly, high-priced, overpriced, exorbitant, extortionate, pricey, spendy, steep, stiff

adjective

beloved, loved, adored, cherished, precious, esteemed, respected, worshiped, close, intimate, bosom, best
precious, treasured, valued, prized, cherished, special
endearing, adorable, lovable, appealing, engaging, charming, captivating, winsome, lovely, nice, pleasant, delightful, sweet, darling
expensive, costly, high-priced, overpriced, exorbitant, extortionate, pricey, spendy, steep, stiff
beloved, darling
pricey, pricy, high-priced, costly
near, good
devout, heartfelt, earnest

Use "dearer" in a sentence

1. Petrol is also dearer per litre. Sentencedict.com

2. Cash is back ... or why dearer credit is on the cards Notebook.

3. Millions of Britons face the grim prospect of dearer home loans.

4. It is more precious than emeralds and dearer than fine opal.

5. This Considerateness on old Mr Clare's part led Angel onward to the other and dearer subject

6. With effort, time, and experience, a marriage relationship will grow even dearer, becoming a haven during times of distress.

7. The trend of the sale saw pork selling for $10 to $20 dearer, bacon remained firm and Backfatter went for $5 to $10 cheaper

8. She's dearer to my eye than the rose upon the Brere; Life and Remains of John Clare "The Northamptonshire Peasant Poet" And build their mossy homes in field and Brere; 160

9. "The goddess Calypso kept me with her in her cave, and wanted me to marry her, as did also the cunning Aeaean goddess Circe; but they could neither of them persuade me, for there is nothing dearer to a man than his own country and his parents." 2.

10. 'Mid Nature's fixed Benignities, While my warm pulse was moving? Too dark thou art, O glittering sun, Too strait ye are, capacious seas, To satisfy the loving! X It seems a better lot than so, To sit with friends beneath the beech, And feel them dear and dearer; Or follow children as they go In pretty pairs, with softened speech,

11. The goddess Calypso kept me with her in her cave, and wanted me to marry her, as did also the cunning Aeaean goddess Circe; but they could neither of them persuade me, for there is nothing dearer to a man than his own country and his parents, and however splendid a home he may have in a foreign country, if it be far from father or mother, he