costliest in Korean

[ˈkôstlē]
adjective - costly
값비싼: costly, golden, sumptuous, expensive, valuable
희생이 큰: costly
손실이 큰: costly

Sentence patterns related to "costliest"

1. The sacrifice of time is the costliest of all sacrifices. 

2. Solomon’s temple, decorated with gold and precious stones, was one of the costliest buildings ever constructed.

3. Down the hall on each side were long trestle tables covered in the costliest silk.

4. The 1996 presidential election, costliest in history, produced the lowest percentage of voter turnout since 18

5. The Battle of the Java Sea from February to March 1942, was one of the costliest naval battles of World War II.

6. It also was the costliest failure in the current wave for the federal deposit insurance fund, with an estimated loss of $7 billion.

7. They withdrew on November 8, the expedition having suffered a decisive defeat; some 2,500 troops had perished, making it the costliest British disaster of the war.

8. President Joe Biden’s blue state Bailout, which he’s expected to sign Friday, is a monstrosity — so large it leaves America’s states with a surplus after one of the costliest pandemics in

9. He Bewailed Ireland's "credit-fuelled Ponzi scheme" economy of the last decade and accused fellow economist Patrick Honohan, the central bank governor, of committing "the costliest mistake ever made by an Irish person".

10. Such decorated stones provide a contrast to the last one described, which is a "rough gray stone" only bearing the initials "S.L." and a date: "This humble memorial, wrought painfully by Grief herself, and doubtless Bedewed with tears, was more honourable both to the mourner and the dead, than the costliest monument that ever was bought and sold" ("Martha's Vineyard" 118).