pricy

[prahy-see]

adjective

pricier, priciest 

1. pricey.

Other Word Forms

• priciness noun

Example Sentences

Supermarket shelves are packed with oils from budget bottles of sunflower and vegetable oil to pricier olive, avocado and coconut oils claiming health benefits.

From BBC

If it gets its price, it would be among the neighborhood’s priciest sales ever.

From Los Angeles Times

The acres have filled with houses or have turned to pricier crops, asparagus and strawberries, or profitable ornamentals to adorn all those houses built on the bean fields.

From Los Angeles Times

Add to that spirit of efficiency the fact that for increasingly budget-conscious U.S. media outlets, sending reporters to Toronto can often be a more cost-effective choice than pricier destinations such as Cannes, Telluride or Venice.

From Los Angeles Times

With more Airbnbs popping up and more land privatized, buying property to start a small business is only getting pricier.

From Los Angeles Times