pricy

American  

[prahy-see] / ˈpraɪ si /

adjective

pricier, priciest

1. pricey.

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Other Word Forms

• priciness noun

Example Sentences

Developers argue that investors of build-to-rent properties don’t compete with individual home buyers and instead help people live in pricier neighborhoods where they cannot afford to own.

From The Wall Street Journal

United Airlines UAL -4.34%decrease; red down pointing triangle expects earnings to jump this year, with its pricier seats and loyalty program outperforming standard ticket sales.

From The Wall Street Journal

Taking a private plane is, not surprisingly, the priciest course of action.

From MarketWatch

Major U.S. airlines have been focusing on such pricier fares — and the people willing to pay more for some of their premium offerings.

From MarketWatch

He predicts they will soon be considered one of the pricier components in a device, rising from under 10% to as much as 30% of the total cost of phones and other gadgets.

From The Wall Street Journal