high-priced

[hahy-prahyst]

adjective

1. expensive; costly.

   a high-priced camera.

Word History and Origins

Origin of high-priced¹

First recorded in 1785–95

Synonym Study

See expensive.

Example Sentences

The “Standard” versions have the hardware and software to run Autopilot, but Tesla appears to want to push people into the higher-priced driver assistance product.

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One daughter of a former congressman was called out for a single outfit, when she paired Fendi with Dior, and carried Hermes' coveted and high-priced Birkin bag.

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The most affordable EVs already on the market usually don’t go as far on a charge as higher-priced ones, Ives said.

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The returns on this winter’s round of high-priced investments, however, have all but dashed any such dreams.

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Then under Slot he was frequently selected as the central striker in preference to high-priced number nine Darwin Nunez as the title came to Anfield for the 20th time last season.

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Related Words

• expensive 
• pricey