exorbitantly
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adv.AdverbTo an unjustifiably high degree/price
Prices are exorbitantly high in the capital
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Google Beam hands-on exclusive: a futuristic upgrade to conference calls
- So this is not, you know, exorbitantly expensive like it was when Google was first developing it.
So this is not, you know, exorbitantly expensive like it was when Google was first developing it.
- So this is something that's not exorbitantly expensive like it was when Google was first developing it.
So this is something that's not exorbitantly expensive like it was when Google was first developing it.
On The Money: Is the long housing boom over?
- The rise is certainly the consequence of a very, very low mortgage rates and sort of, sort of basically the last 15 years the Fed funds rate's been close to zero and mortgage rates kept coming lower and lower and in the pandemic reached, you know, exorbitantly low levels.
The rise is certainly the consequence of a very, very low mortgage rates and sort of, sort of basically the last 15 years the Fed funds rate's been close to zero and mortgage rates kept coming lower and lower and in the pandemic reached, you know, exorbitantly low levels.
- and mortgage rates kept coming lower and lower, and in the pandemic reached exorbitantly low levels.
and mortgage rates kept coming lower and lower, and in the pandemic reached exorbitantly low levels.
English phrases to say something is super expensive
- Like again, the houses, like if you have to buy a house in my city here, well the property is priced exorbitantly, it means it's just overpriced or unreasonably priced.
Like again, the houses, like if you have to buy a house in my city here, well the property is priced exorbitantly, it means it's just overpriced or unreasonably priced.
- if you have to buy a house in my city here , the property is priced exorbitantly. It
if you have to buy a house in my city here , the property is priced exorbitantly. It
Top 50 Things Only Americans Do And Think it's Normal
- Number 21: Spend exorbitantly on college tuition.
Number 21: Spend exorbitantly on college tuition.