Associations to the word «Expensive»
Noun
- Consuming
- Costing
- Luxury
- Cost
- Jewellery
- Jewelry
- Disposal
- Simpler
- Perfume
- Premium
- Workstation
- Alternative
- Somerset
- Silk
- Boutique
- Budget
- Buy
- Manufacture
- Drawback
- Auction
- Price
- Limousine
- Disadvantage
- Equipment
- Purchase
- Commodity
- Furnishing
- Titanium
- Condominium
- Import
- Requiring
- Undertaking
- Tuition
- Leather
- Purchasing
- Hardware
- Guinness
- Clothes
- Extravagance
- Reagent
- Necklace
- Litigation
- Item
- Throughput
Adjective
- Inexpensive
- Cheap
- Impractical
- Less
- Costly
- Luxurious
- Lavish
- Bulky
- Inefficient
- Durable
- Unreliable
- Inconvenient
- Affordable
- Luxury
- Much
- Economical
- Risky
- Tailored
- Imported
- Scarce
- Extravagant
- Fashionable
- Affluent
- Complicated
- Elaborate
- Feasible
- Tedious
- Unavailable
- Sophisticated
- Many
- Lengthy
- Unnecessary
- Outdated
- Difficult
- Premium
- Waste
- Troublesome
- Exotic
- Desirable
- Reliable
Wiktionary
EXPENSIVE, adjective. Having a high price or cost.
EXPENSIVE, adjective. (computing) Taking a lot of system time or resources.
EXPENSIVE DRUNK, noun. (slang) (informal) Someone who must drink a lot of alcohol in order to get intoxicated.
Dictionary definition
EXPENSIVE, adjective. High in price or charging high prices; "expensive clothes"; "an expensive shop".
Wise words
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