pricey|pricier|priciest in English

adjective

[pric·ey || 'praɪsɪ]

expensive, costing a lot of money (often exorbitantly)

Use "pricey|pricier|priciest" in a sentence

1. The clothes are beautiful but very pricey.

2. At $179, Atoms are pricier than $100 lifestyle Nikes or $79 Allbirds

3. Albino animals make prized — and pricey — pets

4. Let's not eat here - it's too pricey.

5. It's a bit pricey, especially in this market.

6. The food's great, but it's a little pricey.

7. Where to Stay Hotels are excellent but pricey.

8. This restaurant is a bit pricey for me.

9. Houses are pricey in this area of the city.

10. The segment Huiyuan dominates - undiluted OJ - is for pricier products and is relatively small.

11. It's a bit pricey but the food is wonderful.

12. Anisette (Sambuca) I like Sambuca, but it's a bit pricey

13. The tickets were kind of pricey, but the show was good.

14. Ersatz wood trim out of place on a pricey sport-ute.

15. Nearby, DayStar Digital was selling its pricier, super-performance Mac clones for high-end publishing and editing.

16. You often have to buy individual Bonds in large, often pricey units.

17. Clear is the priciest of the three programs, but it's the only one that offers a free trial

18. Paying for Crankshaft repairs can be pricey, which is where DIY Crankshaft …

19. The perception of the pricey Arabian is a holdover from the inflated

20. But fresh food is more expensive than Canned food: Sure, fresh foods can be pricier, but not all the time

21. The street is dotted with pricey eateries, art galleries, boutiques and hair salons.

22. But at least so far, this Cinder is performing exceptionally well! Pricey, but I …

23. My only takeaway is, the Cupcakes seems to be on the pricey side

24. Burrata, while absolutely delicious, can be a bit pricey (and sometimes hard to find)

25. It could be a joint development or a pricey investment by a third party.