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pricy

[ UK /pɹˈa‍ɪsi/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. having a high price
    costly jewelry
    high-priced merchandise
    a pricey restaurant
    much too dear for my pocketbook

How To Use pricy In A Sentence

  • After all, this is a man so potty and unfathomably wealthy that he can walk into a shop stocking ghastly, ugly, ridiculously pricy ornaments and already own most of them.
  • For the pricy console games to survive, they need to engage the feelings of a wider audience through storytelling. Times, Sunday Times
  • Hand-made saddles may be a diminishing requirement in an age of machining perfection, but Emma still keeps her hand in by constantly working on at least one, even though they are a very pricy item these days.
  • People are revered if they are dressed in expensive clothes and have pricy items in their homes.
  • Not cool if you want to pick up Tony Hawkʼs Ride as well since it sees release on October 13th and weighs in at a pricy $120 due to the inclusion of the skateboard peripheral which is, in a word, ridiculous. Flixnjoystix.com! » Game News Bytes: May 25th – 29th, 2009! Rounding Up The Week’s Notable Video Game News Items!
  • For the pricy console games to survive, they need to engage the feelings of a wider audience through storytelling. Times, Sunday Times
  • While these guns may still be too pricy for most people, CSMC has brought them within the reach of many who could have never afforded a similar English or Continental gun. The CSMC A-10 American
  • The phrase "jury consultant" can be correctly used in a sentence without the word "pricy," although no one ever seems to. Deliberations
  • I also liked the '05 Bien Nacido Syrah, but it's kind of pricy, at $40. Checking up on Bonny Doon's Journey into Biodynamics
  • You drive through a neighbourhood of large, pricy houses with flashy cars on the drive. Times, Sunday Times
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