pricy's Usage Examples:

Linda finds an ad for a pricy baseball camp online, run by "The Deuce", and filled with obvious editing.

Peder Oxe was in 1552 made a pricy counsellor but had to resign from all his public offices after a controversy.

Ramel was the son of pricy counsellor Henrik Ramel (1601–1653) and Margrethe Skeel (died 1671 or later).

disputed border between Maine and New Brunswick, hastily built booms proved pricy for local governments.

Most places to eat in the town are impromptu food stands and pricy beachside restaurants serving seafood and pasta.

"Can pricy movie produce profit?".

of the best hotels in Hong Kong with Harbor View Suite which is not so pricy and suit tourists with budget plans.

Housing Development Board (public housing) upgrading scheme dangled as a pricy stake for voters, PAP reversed its electoral decline for the first time.

A pricy glamorization of the Tea and Horse Caravans is presented in the form of a musical.

From an early age, Gary began to show interest in works of art and pricy items, and at the age of 8, he was caught stealing jewellery worth "1,000;.

Scott makes a pricy purchase that infuriates Kourtney.

Tønne Parsberg passed Harrestedgård to his son, Verner Tønnesen Parsberg, a pricy counsellor, who played a significant role during the Northern Seven Years".

"Metro ridership lags despite pricy gas".

Synonyms:

dear, costly, expensive, pricey, high-priced,

Antonyms:

distant, unloved, insincere, worthless, cheap,