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expensiveness

NOUN
  1. the quality of being high-priced

How To Use expensiveness In A Sentence

  • I'd suspect that while most people would enjoy a really incredible pre-rendered cine, they'd be less keen on a 2 minute clip of a camera spinning around a talking head, and there again I'd point to the expensiveness of art. Great Big Bites
  • Mary was used to the expensiveness of Mrs. O'Callahan, but here was a new kind of expensiveness, subtle and compelling, strangely unconscious. King Coal : a Novel
  • There are definitely moments when you hate it (noise, pollution, the busy-ness, the expensiveness of everything, and other stressors), but when you leave New York, you can't wait to get back.
  • The best part about the project — inexpensiveness aside — is how you get a perfect fit for your knives without any wasted space. Build A Custom Knife Drawer Organiser Inexpensively | Lifehacker Australia
  • But while advocates often tout the inexpensiveness of coal, a new study reveals that the substance may be costing the U.S. up to $500 billion per year. The True Cost Of Coal: $500 Billion Per Year
  • It's a popular sport with parents in America where the inexpensiveness of the kit and the relative lack of injury is a pleasant contrast to some of the more bruising national pastimes on offer.
  • In one indication of the trend, a key gauge of the expensiveness of the euro-for-dollar trade has widened to a negative 0.45 percentage point, compared with a negative 0.25 percentage point on July 1. Europe Banks Lean More on Emergency Funding
  • In other words, “superior expensiveness or futility.” 60 in 60: #38 – Thorstein Veblen’s Conspicuous Consumption (Penguin’s Great Ideas Series)
  • Like the loosie, the single-ride's inexpensiveness masks the fact that it is, in fact, the most costly ride sold.
  • It gives the impression of expensiveness.
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